Those old Boblo boats were awesome. I remember going there with you when we were kids. I think my mom took us there a couple times and so did your mom.
I love steam guages I've got 30 some guages.i take mine apart bought antique steam guage tester and it comes with a needle puller which works well to remove needle.
I have a 6 inch pressure gauge with a broken glass lens. The bezel is soldered to the body od the gauge. Any thoughts on how to get this apart so I can replace the glass?? Thanks Tony from Washington State
I have a pressure gauge off a 1909 soo engine DC generator. It is a Ashton model 291-A by the Vapor Car Heating Co. that needs to be restored. Do you do such things? he
Grateful dead for life. I just found three of those Ashcroft vacuum gauges. Basically the same exact one you had in front of you. Any idea of the value on these?
Thanks for the video. I collect and like to look at the different kinds.
Those old Boblo boats were awesome. I remember going there with you when we were kids. I think my mom took us there a couple times and so did your mom.
Bro you have all kinds of crazy gadgets just like when we were kids. Nothing changed lol.
I love steam guages I've got 30 some guages.i take mine apart bought antique steam guage tester and it comes with a needle puller which works well to remove needle.
I have a 6 inch pressure gauge with a broken glass lens. The bezel is soldered to the body od the gauge. Any thoughts on how to get this apart so I can replace the glass?? Thanks Tony from Washington State
How do you remove the needle or indicator from the gauge?
I have a pressure gauge off a 1909 soo engine DC generator. It is a Ashton model 291-A by the Vapor Car Heating Co. that needs to be restored. Do you do such things?
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Grateful dead for life. I just found three of those Ashcroft vacuum gauges. Basically the same exact one you had in front of you. Any idea of the value on these?