Old style Stuart No.9 governor drawing

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    Maurice Cox 1
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      I wonder if anybody has a copy of the drawing, for the old type of governor for the Stuart No.9, that was positioned on the valve guide bracket. I have a set of castings for one, but no drawing.

      Thanks in anticipation Maurice

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      Maurice Cox 1
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        #257377
        Maurice Cox 1
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          Thanks to anybody who was about to reply to my plea for a Stuart governor drawing; I have just been given a copy. Must be my lucky day. Sorry if anyone has gone to any trouble to find this for me.

          Regards Maurice

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          Ian S C
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            I started hunting one up for you last night, I'v got some pages from the book of word on the S9. I had to make some of the parts for a rebuild. The balls on the governor are ball bearings , annealed and drilled, with the arms riveted in place. The governor works and will hold 400 rpm on air from twenty  psi to sixty psi on a light load.

            Ian S C022 (640x480).jpg

            Edited By Ian S C on 24/09/2016 11:46:29

            #257842
            Maurice Cox 1
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              Thanks for taking the trouble to find the drawing Ian. I was just lucky to mention it to the right person, and get one. Yours looks a fine job. I think this governor is much nicer than the one that Stuarts offer now. I once tried to use annealed balls bearings in this fashion. If they were annealed then heaven preserve me from hard ones! I now use bronze balls for my governors. The drill and tap very nicely. I just thought it would be nice to make a number nine just as Stuarts intended.

              Thanks again Maurice.

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              Ian S C
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                The one I did the rebuild on also had a feed pump. This is a view of the feed pump as I received it. Ian S C

                snapshot_20121005_4.jpg This is a view

                #258073
                Maurice Cox 1
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                  Hi Ian, it looks as though you had a fair bit of work to do on that. I thought you might like to see a Stuart No.8 that I fitted a governor to. The railings do obstruct the view of the governor a bit, but it gives you an idea of it. I started with a small pair of bevel gears, and went from there.

                  MauriceStuart No8 With modifications.

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