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  1. ThomasCollector5

    Track trouble

  2. ThomasCollector5

    Track trouble

    Its way more the 12 inches away it slows down on exactly half of the layout ill send a drawing
  3. ThomasCollector5

    Track trouble

    What are feeders? Are they extra wires from the controller all the way to the slow spot or are thet seperate things i have to go and find and buy?
  4. ThomasCollector5

    Track trouble

    Im using DC i like to say "i prefer turn nob train go" haha i never thought of not nailing it untill it works i will definantly put it down with double sided tape or something i just got the nails ripped out and the fishplates tightened good thing i havent put the nails back thank you both for...
  5. ThomasCollector5

    Track trouble

    Ill check rn i have it nailed down so ill have to rip it up then nail it back down and be extra carefull to put the fishplates together tight of this doesnt work i will probably invest in differant track thanks for reply :)
  6. ThomasCollector5

    Track trouble

    I recently bought an oval of atlas code 83 track and set it up nailed it to board and set up my controller it worked for a week and now its jerky and the power doesnt reach the far end ive cleaned it and the locos and nothing. Does anyone know a solution or differant track that might work better...
  7. ThomasCollector5

    Track problem

    Yes its 1970s tooling now would it be easier to replace it if its from england and im in canada the only reason i have it is because a friend went to London
  8. ThomasCollector5

    Track problem

    So i recently started buildung my layout and i bought atlas code 83 track. I set it all up and tested my favorite locomotive (hornby LMS P2) and the flanges are too big and they ride on the sleepers im considering returning the track and buying code 100 so the flanges fit but im not sure id...




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