--- In [email protected], "ctxmf74" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Ed, Isn't that a lot harder than re-laying the offending
> switch?.......dave
Dave...It wasn't just one offending #6 switch. All the #6 switches
(commercially made by the same company) are the same. And I really do
not know if the switch was "bad" or not. Since the loco had to come
apart anyway for painting, it really wasn't all that much extra work.
Easier than rebuilding my whole layout. Glad I had a RR buddy with a
machine shop. Just a pain in the you-know-where (neck). The point
being to check your large steamers ahead of time on the #6 turnouts of
your choice to make sure everything will work properly. Easier to deal
with the problems sooner rather than later. Ask me how I know.
Groan...Ed L.
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