Home What´s New   Search this site   About this site   About R & T   Overview   History   Membership   The Whistle   Photo Albums   Reg. Events   Special   Articles   Visitors Info   2008 Schedule     Tractor Pulls   Regulations   Register form   Exhibitor Info   Gift Shop   Organization   Officers&Dir's   Committees   Volunteer Corner   What is it?   Contacting Us     October 2, 2000		Photo Album 2000 Steam School - Day 2, May 27, 2000   Click on any link below to see the photo, or Start Here and click the "Next Photo" link on each page to page through all photographs in order. You can return to this page from any of the photo pages. (These large photos range from 35kb to 60kb, so some may take a while to load, depending on the speed of your internet connection.)   Return to 2000 Steam School Main Page   Jeff Doucette Explains the Basics of the 75 HP Case to Our Group Arvid Discusses his 1926 Two Cylinder Frick with his Students Jeff Explains the Smoke Box Area of the Case The Very Clean Firebox of our 75 HP Case with the Ground Visible Through the Front Damper George Miller Loading Wood into the Case's Firebox The Wood Burns while we Wait for Steam The Avery Starts Up on Junk Food We Lubricate while Waiting for Steam Pressure George Miller Oils the Case's Cross Head Wrist Pin A Student Oils the Case's Cross Head Slider Jeff Explains the Reversing Lever to our Group Arvid Hamilton (tan shirt) Watches his Students Clean the Flue of his 1926 Two Cylinder Frick Cleaning the Two Cylinder Frick's Flue Cleaning the Avery's Flue Cleaning Another Flu and Greasing the Front Wheels Barry Sheinin Watches a Student Clean the Flue on the 1918 Frick There's Plenty of time for Talk and Examining Other Engines While We Wait for Steam As I said, there's Plenty of time for Talk and Examining Other Engines While We Wait for Steam The 1918 Frick Warming Up New Parts (a Safety Valve in this case) Really Stand Out on these Old Engines (here the Avery) A Cut-Away of an Injection Pump Butch Biesecker (driving) and Ivan Zimmerman on the Reo That's the Case Blow'n Smoke as most of us are still Waiting for Steam Pressure George Miller Loads the Coal Bin While Water is Pumped Into the Tank Arvid's Group Heads Out for some Driving Practice One of the Fricks is Under Way and Taking on Water The Case in the Obstacle Course With Students Driving Seven Engines, there were more than a few Traffic Jams The Avery Group tries the Obstacle Course One of the Two Women Students Cruises in the Avery The Case Eagle Medallion The Original Serial Number Plate on the Case The Case Gears and Steering Shaft (What would OSHA say about this?) The Case's Cockpit Bottom Left and Right, the Two Water Injectors. Levers (left to right) are Reversing, Throttle and Clutch. The Air Brake can make these Engines Work Belting Up Arvid's Frick Finally, Some Work to Do Taking Students for a Ride on the Little Toot A Student High Balls Down the Track Hang On...
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