Re: {S-Scale List} REX drivers

2013-09-29 Thread Edward Sauers
Rusty,

Will you be selling these gear boxes? Drivers? I have a rex 040 kit that needs 
scale drivers and repowering.

Thanks

Ed Sauers




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Subject: {S-Scale List} REX drivers
 


  

I am using driver centers that I made. Some of the driver tires I made and 
another local S scaler made some of the driver tires.
I am making the gear boxes from flat brass #360  bar stock. I purchased some of 
the NWSL Mod 5 gear boxes that have a 3/26 axle size. That is the size of the 
axles used in REX. These gear boxes will not fit the frame of the REX with out 
making a huge hole in the frame so I will not use the NWSL box. The box I am 
making fits the opening already in the frame. Installing code 110 drivers 
instead of the code 125 drivers means all of the other mechanism parts; side 
rods, main rods valve gear,and crosshead guides do not need any kind of 
modification to accept NASG standards driver sets. 

J. Rustermier



 

Re: {S-Scale List} REX drivers

2013-09-29 Thread ashpan.clinker

I have no plans on selling the drivers. The best option would have been to buy 
the 51 drivers from Dan at River Raisin when he imported the USRA 0-6-0's. Any 
one that has the REX Mogul or the Suburban, which use 57 inch drivers, your 
best option right now would be to order 57 in drivers from Dan before he 
finalizes his order of Moguls from Boo Rim.
 This does mean that you would have to push one driver off of each non geared 
driver assembly and slide off the journals that come installed from Boo Rim. 
Then replace with a round bushing to bring the axle diameter up to 3'16 inch 
from the factory 4.0 mm. You may even be able to buy the gearboxes from Dan.

  Every one should understand that even if I sold the parts, or Dan sold the 
parts, or any one else sold the parts, The cost is going to be in the $300 
range just to do the conversion from a Pittman permag motor with a worm and 
worm wheel to a can motor with an idler gearbox with code 110 drivers instead 
of the older code 125 drivers. Driver sets run $80 to $100 a set assembled to 
your needs and that NWSL gear box, if even available is now in the $50 range.

Rustermier

   
--- In S-Scale@yahoogroups.com, Edward Sauers ehsauers1@... wrote:

 Rusty,
 
 Will you be selling these gear boxes? Drivers? I have a rex 040 kit that 
 needs scale drivers and repowering.
 
 Thanks
 
 Ed Sauers
 
 
 
 
  From: ashpan.clinker ashpan.clinker@...
 To: S-Scale@yahoogroups.com 
 Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2013 11:50 AM
 Subject: {S-Scale List} REX drivers
  
 
 
   
 
 I am using driver centers that I made. Some of the driver tires I made and 
 another local S scaler made some of the driver tires.
 I am making the gear boxes from flat brass #360  bar stock. I purchased some 
 of the NWSL Mod 5 gear boxes that have a 3/26 axle size. That is the size of 
 the axles used in REX. These gear boxes will not fit the frame of the REX 
 with out making a huge hole in the frame so I will not use the NWSL box. The 
 box I am making fits the opening already in the frame. Installing code 110 
 drivers instead of the code 125 drivers means all of the other mechanism 
 parts; side rods, main rods valve gear,and crosshead guides do not need any 
 kind of modification to accept NASG standards driver sets. 
 
 J. Rustermier







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Re: {S-Scale List} REX drivers

2013-09-29 Thread Edward Sauers
Rusty,

There's a more economical solution then what you suggest plus you get the scale 
110 48 drivers that are proper for the dockside. I bought drivers, axles, and 
bearing blocks ( that happen to fit into the 040 frame perfectly from a company 
in New Zealand for about $10 plus shipping. All that remains is to fabricate a 
motor mount for a can motor and buy a NWSL gearbox to get the job done. I got 
this solution from one of Bill Lanes Buddies, but since I am so old now I can't 
remember his name My biggest problem will be to find someone to quarter the 
drivers for me.

Thanks for the reply.

Ed Sauers





 From: ashpan.clinker ashpan.clin...@yahoo.com
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Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2013 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} REX drivers
 


  

I have no plans on selling the drivers. The best option would have been to buy 
the 51 drivers from Dan at River Raisin when he imported the USRA 0-6-0's. Any 
one that has the REX Mogul or the Suburban, which use 57 inch drivers, your 
best option right now would be to order 57 in drivers from Dan before he 
finalizes his order of Moguls from Boo Rim.
This does mean that you would have to push one driver off of each non geared 
driver assembly and slide off the journals that come installed from Boo Rim. 
Then replace with a round bushing to bring the axle diameter up to 3'16 inch 
from the factory 4.0 mm. You may even be able to buy the gearboxes from Dan.

Every one should understand that even if I sold the parts, or Dan sold the 
parts, or any one else sold the parts, The cost is going to be in the $300 
range just to do the conversion from a Pittman permag motor with a worm and 
worm wheel to a can motor with an idler gearbox with code 110 drivers instead 
of the older code 125 drivers. Driver sets run $80 to $100 a set assembled to 
your needs and that NWSL gear box, if even available is now in the $50 range.

Rustermier

--- In S-Scale@yahoogroups.com, Edward Sauers ehsauers1@... wrote:

 Rusty,
 
 Will you be selling these gear boxes? Drivers? I have a rex 040 kit that 
 needs scale drivers and repowering.
 
 Thanks
 
 Ed Sauers
 
 
 
 
  From: ashpan.clinker ashpan.clinker@...
 To: S-Scale@yahoogroups.com 
 Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2013 11:50 AM
 Subject: {S-Scale List} REX drivers
 
 
 
   
 
 I am using driver centers that I made. Some of the driver tires I made and 
 another local S scaler made some of the driver tires.
 I am making the gear boxes from flat brass #360  bar stock. I purchased some 
 of the NWSL Mod 5 gear boxes that have a 3/26 axle size. That is the size of 
 the axles used in REX. These gear boxes will not fit the frame of the REX 
 with out making a huge hole in the frame so I will not use the NWSL box. The 
 box I am making fits the opening already in the frame. Installing code 110 
 drivers instead of the code 125 drivers means all of the other mechanism 
 parts; side rods, main rods valve gear,and crosshead guides do not need any 
 kind of modification to accept NASG standards driver sets. 
 
 J. Rustermier



 

Re: {S-Scale List} REX drivers

2013-09-29 Thread ashpan.clinker
  I've purchased many products from North Yard in NZ. Mostly the diesel drives 
for SW, NW and RS's. They have excellent products!
  I'm not a fan of plastic driver centers and nickle plated brass driver tires 
though.
  About 12 years ago  I used some of Alan Gibson's (England) plastic driver 
centers as masters and then cast them in brass. 

Rustermier

--- In S-Scale@yahoogroups.com, Edward Sauers ehsauers1@... wrote:

 Rusty,
 
 There's a more economical solution then what you suggest plus you get the 
 scale 110 48 drivers that are proper for the dockside. I bought drivers, 
 axles, and bearing blocks ( that happen to fit into the 040 frame perfectly 
 from a company in New Zealand for about $10 plus shipping. All that remains 
 is to fabricate a motor mount for a can motor and buy a NWSL gearbox to get 
 the job done. I got this solution from one of Bill Lanes Buddies, but since I 
 am so old now I can't remember his name My biggest problem will be to 
 find someone to quarter the drivers for me.
 
 Thanks for the reply.
 
 Ed Sauers
 






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