Where this offer comes from:
Engineering and steam tec hobby
Years ago, I did some successful troubleshooting for a small 600 mm gauge steam loco's valve gear.
We measured the piston and valve positions in 4 steps, I drew an Excel diagram ellipse, extracted the proportional part of valve piston movement, calculated the new dimension of a lever bearing position via the rule of three (all this within about 2 to 3 hours), the loco's owner made two new levers from flat steel, - and the loco got back its power like in new state, or even more.
Now I own a valve gear simulation software with optional semi-automatic optimization which allows me to rapidly simulate and analyze your valve gear and find the point to be modified, even starting from a photo and some measured coordinates of piston and valve position.
I really would love to support you via remote troubleshooting to help you getting an excellently working valve gear.
Get in contact and see what is possible!
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