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Anyone have a interaction with an electric fence I know I have here's a short account of one
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I forgot to add the instruction sheet that comes with the 20 or 39 series says " isolated plastic shanked couplers "
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Maybe they should have added the type of coupler on the package IE: plastic shank and metal knuckle
But all you need to do is look at Kadee site and instructions and they will tell you what they are
I've used those in standard Kadee boxes 232 or 242 no problem at all
Here's the...
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The 20 and 30 series have plastic shank the knuckle and trip pin are metal Kadee has made them like this for years
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Willie that account thing is just Bob tinkering with stuff He'll figure it all out soon I'm sure
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Troy I do believe that's one of your best yet might just have to save her for my desktop ;)
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Seems like someone said that
" Now that engine has the old metal side frames with the outside bearings again old but still works
The wheel sets I had to go look at some I still have and the wheel sets all the way adjusted in are perfect gauge "
And the half axles cannot touch on this type of...
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That's not a dummy that's been converted It was powered from day one
Now that engine has the old metal side frames with the outside bearings again old but still works
The wheel sets I had to go look at some I still have and the wheel sets all the way adjusted in are perfect gauge
If you...
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That looks like a Throttle Pack 501 so if it is then about 1 amp so enough to run a single Athearn engine
since the light works he's getting power from the trucks That's the only way the light will work
There's something with the motor even though he can turn it by hand the motor mount is...
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Well I'm 75 so not doing this by hand I have a Bobcat excavator so I just ride along it does all the work
and I don't volunteer much anymore but this one is family
oh and it's 50 acres all most all trees
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That second pict he sure is giving you the evil eye Like full charge hah
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That's what it looks like to me also something not lining up right
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Chris did you provide a lunch with that trip
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Troy
and I get to go dig out 25 plus tree stumps this coming week my back hurts just thinking of it
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The instruction sheet that came with mine shows those parts If you go to walthers they have a pdf download that does show them
as for the parts that look like a quonset hut the person putting parts in the box said hmm lets toss these in there and really confuse em...
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I would go with the OSB you can put nails in it and run screws into it easily Like stated the MDF is heavy and hard you all most need to drill holes in it for screws I've used OSB for years and never had it warp or sag
It's used in construction for roofs on 24 in spacing so I think...
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That's what I used TechMix brand I just used Rit dye I think they had a chart for what colors to use to get what you want
I kinda experimented a bit came up with lite to dark greys and some had a green tint and some a rusty look
It didn't take much of the dye just mixed it with water...
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Yep probably to small but who knows here's pict with ho scale track
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Larry I used to talk to him too what a character he was I sent him some $$ when that tree fell on his trailer so he could get it fixed
Also had a tablet drop shipped to him at the rehab place so he could stay on line He got to use it for a while
His sister Stephanie contacted me the...
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