Restoring My Steam Loco #5 - Bell, Smoke Stack, & Tramming @EthanHarty
Restoring My Steam Loco #5 - Bell, Smoke Stack, & Tramming  @EthanHarty
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
In this fifth episode of the series, I work on fixing various levers, tramming the wheel sets, swapping a bell to get the one off of the #107 for my locomotive, and making the smokestack and petticoat for the 1925 Vulcan steam locomotive. I had about 535 hours into this project before I started filming this video, and as of June 7th, 2026, there are 607 hours.
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Here’s the video with the story on the bell from the #107:
youtu.be/068I8efSO6M?si=43XNMh4bx3iR9vR_
Thank you to Fort Edmonton Park for letting me film the Bell swap there. Go check 'em out.

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Thanks for watching!
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