> > It seems to me if I put down $200 to $300 for a toy locomotive it ought to
> > last longer than 5 to 10 years.
> > Ben Trousdale
Hi Ben...Just to clarify, please note I did not say or imply that all plastic
gears will always crack in 5-10 years. What I did say is that it is not a rare
event and it usually will typically happen quite some time after the warranty
period has expired. If it happens at all, it can take 5-10 years before it
becomes obvious to the owner. I have no idea what percentage of plastic gears
actually crack eventually. That would be an interesting statistic to find out
about. Cheers....Ed Loizeaux
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