From: Alan Lambert
           Fort Worth, Texas
 
John,
I also agree with Michael.And as you have stated the problems that have popped 
up, we need to chill out and waite. Anybody that has done castings knows of the 
drawbacks that can and will happen. We all need to give Sergent a break and in 
the long run we will see something. Investment casting is not that easy when 
you are faced with what he has run into. The molds have to be changed to  do 
that. He is working on that, and I for one will give him chance. You have 
helped alot also.
             Alan
 

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 From: John Degnan <[email protected]>
To: [email protected] 
Sent: Thursday, August 2, 2012 6:37 PM
Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Re: Another Update From Sergent - Enough is enough!
  

 
   
 
 
The sound of logic and reason. 
  
Thanks Michael. 
  

John Degnan
[email protected]
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----- Original Message -----  
>From: Michael  Ostertag  
>To: [email protected]  
>Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2012 07:19  PM 
>Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Re: Another  Update From Sergent - Enough is 
>enough!
>
>Ok, so since I am "new" 
  (November of 2011) to S Scale, here is my view on this.  I originally 
  planned on equipping all my rolling stock and locomotives with sergent's 
  couplers.  Now since they aren't currently available, I asked some folks 
  if they had some they weren't going to use and received a few in the 
  mail.  Now two or three pair, isn't going to make a railroad run very 
  well.  So....I have turned to KD's 802 in the interim.  Now once the 
  Sergent couplers are available on a regular basis, I will re-equip my rolling 
  stock and locomotives with the sergent couplers and put the KD's up for 
  sale.  This to me is the best compromise.  If for some reason things 
  fall completely apart at sergent and they don't come out at all, I'm still 
  going to be able to run my railroad.  
>
>Michael 
Ostertag   
      

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