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I have a Stuart 10v with reverse linkage and water feed pump. all the things one can actually do with a typical 10v. my question is: what could i expect dollar-wise if i were to sell it? thanks for any help offered. //frank

Saito has been sold

Saito 3 cylinder steam engine. immaculate condition. turns over with ones breath. can drive a 6' hull. 600 CAD

hello. where are you located? i'm in toronto

hmmmm, not much interest here. i move on :)

i would suggest completing this engine w/ a reversing linkage and the water pump. two nice little projects to keep you busy for the summer.

lovely. are the drain cocks homemade? ps. love the flanges

got a bit side tracked the last year. perhaps we could resume this thread and build something collectively? i have yet to build anything IC, so i'd love to start there. i have so many plans, let me have a look and post a few of them.

thank you for the comment

you're very kind, thank you

forgive my lack of participation in the forums. got side tracked the last couple of years. this is a recent build. a krick twin is the engine with a 2 1/2" horizontal crosstube boiler. manual water pump and tank. rc'd up. 36" length and 13" beam. nice running and nicely balanced boat...

I was told this is a '43-'45 Sirius. Runs exceptionally well. It's quite a beast. I'm asking 1000 CAD (plus shipping) i hope i'm not being unreasonable. i was told they tend to go for 1100 US. i'm not adverse to a trade. thank you

that is a deal. i would take that.

i'm not sure what you're after here, but i live in toronto and have a home machine shop. perhaps i could help with this or that. //frank

i wasn't aware you were putting together a steam launch. i wouldn't recommend the stuart 10's for that sort of thing.

i don't recall mentioning anything about using a 10D for a launch. i don't think ppl use stuarts (other than the sirius) for this sort of thing....at least i wouldn't. much better options out there for sure. i am looking for a hull 36" or better for a project. i have boilers and engines, so i...

i'll be there next meeting :D

if we went w/ castings, we could build for ourselves and sell one to cover the costs. this is what i believe to be a good way to go about it. if there's 3 of us, buy 4 kits and sell one to pay for the kits (or at least offset the cost by a bit). i'd like to build a Stuart 10D or a Stuart Beam...

let's have a look at this sandy boiler. perhaps i could help. i guess you'll need a steam engine to run if you're building a boiler. perhaps a steam engine would be a could project?

rotary table is a must have for sure, but don't forget the indexing head for gear cutting if you're interested in that end of things. i have cut gears and look for any excuse to do so, but not many of my current projects requires any gearing :( i have casting equipment as well. what...