To my surprise, however, there was very little other technical information available and, as it appears that I know more about these boilers than most other folk, I decided this time around to write up my experiences on this blog. So, here goes ...
A blog covering colonial life and rural technologies as regards British colonial Africa.
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
The Rhodesian Boiler
The Rhodesian boiler I built for my parents during my teens is finally falling down. Although almost 40 years old, its condition hasn't deteriorated to quite the same extent as this one:
I have constructed a few more of these since, but thought that this time
around I should do some research on the web beforehand (I didn't have
that luxury in those days.) I found a number of photos of the classic
design, as found around many rural houses and camps throughout British
colonial Africa:
To my surprise, however, there was very little other technical information available and, as it appears that I know more about these boilers than most other folk, I decided this time around to write up my experiences on this blog. So, here goes ...
To my surprise, however, there was very little other technical information available and, as it appears that I know more about these boilers than most other folk, I decided this time around to write up my experiences on this blog. So, here goes ...
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