Restoration of my 36HP Rumely #6153

 

By Jerred Ruble

Hanlontown, IA

 

Retubing

 

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Date

Picture/Caption

3/19/11

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Brian Patterson cutting the old tubes out of the front flue sheet.

3/19/11

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We used a inside piper cutting tip on our torch to speed up the process.

3/19/11

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Here Brian is in the fire box working cutting tubes.

7/7/11

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Cory and Collin cutting the new tubes to length. We used my Rigid threaded to cut the tubes.

7/8/11

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We discovered the tube openings in the firebox were under sized so Collin had to open each one up.

7/9/11

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Lawrence used his automatic roller/beader to install the tubes in both tube sheets.

7/11/11

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Since the steamer turned 100 today, we decided to have a little birthday party in her honor.

 

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