Mamod Collector
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A selection of mamod burnersA selection of mamod burners ............ 
Note the different handles old man Malins used
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Spokesmann
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Great Mike I have a couple of variations I can add to that. Must get some pics! Could never fathom out the reason for the larger SE3 type burner?
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Spokesmann
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SE3, SP5 types . . .
Note awful 2003 yellow handled type!
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Spokesmann
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SR1 one piece scuttle/burner. Burner is the very early brass type without soldering - more of a folded/formed brass pan . . .
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Spokesmann
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A different reservoir design on this 48 SE2 3- type.
Still works today.
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Mamod Collector
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Ive never seen the yellow handled type before Mike ........... 
Its amazing just how many variations of handles old man Malins used
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old_timer
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Thought I'd just add the mini-vap made for the MM1 
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Spokesmann
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| old_timer wrote: | Thought I'd just add the mini-vap made for the MM1
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Only produced for 5 years - curious little things!!
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Spokesmann
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An early brass vap type - note the little heat shield - this is from my ME1 - still to be completed inside my Arrow boat!
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Spokesmann
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Spokesmann
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A mint 1958 ME1 burner. . .
Handle has been adjusted by me to fit my Arrow boat . . .
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Spokesmann
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Just before I used it!!
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old_timer
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| admin wrote: | | old_timer wrote: | Thought I'd just add the mini-vap made for the MM1
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Only produced for 5 years - curious little things!! |
A interesting base plate too - seems they couldn't make their mind up, or more probably decided to use up old stock base plates originally produced for the wick burners
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Mamod Collector
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Thx OT nice to see all the verients
I think the white handled burner was introduced in 1957(Page 31 of the Bible)
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Spokesmann
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Very well spotted Andy!! 
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Mamod Collector
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| admin wrote: | | Very well spotted Andy!! |
Andy = Mike ......... 
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GhostSteamer
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| Spokesmann wrote: | Just before I used it!!
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Would you be able to give me some dimensions of that burner please? The one for my ME1 is predictably missing.
I tried an SE3 burner and the engine decided it wanted to take off so I think it was a little large for it and I don't want to damage the boiler.
Thanks.
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GhostSteamer
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Here's a picture as you can see the current burner is almost as long as the boiler.
It does run well though.
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Spokesmann
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Should do - thats almost an SE3 burner!!
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GhostSteamer
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| Spokesmann wrote: | | Should do - thats almost an SE3 burner!! |
It is a Forest Classic's reproduction SE3 burner. I thought it would be about the right size but turned out a little bit longer than I thought.
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