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They were. I refer you to this thread from 2014:They are located in Southern California
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They were. I refer you to this thread from 2014:They are located in Southern California
the link I added is for an Ebay sale that ends Monday 5:46 PM PST (today)They were. I refer you to this thread from 2014:
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Yes, I noticed, and I wonder what they will fetch . . . Quite a lot I suspect. I'm very tempted to bid.the link I added is for an Ebay sale that ends Monday 5:46 PM PST (today)
I'd bid on them if my circumstances were different.Yes, I noticed, and I wonder what they will fetch . . . Quite a lot I suspect. I'm very tempted to bid.
I would like to fit ball bearing wheel sets to the bogies (trucks) preferably as a ‘drop in’ replacement, as there is a bit of drag even with the electrical contacts eased off.These all brass construction CMP coaches are made by Accucraft but have superior trucks to any of Accucraft's coaches. These were a limited production model that originally sold for $600+ per car. They are located in Southern California.g scale trains accucraft drop head coach & passenger cars ball bearing wheels | eBay
Yes, the standard Accucraft J&S coaches have a lot of drag. I remove all the pickups (as I don't have track power anyway,) and fit a 9V battery in the frame. (See pic attached.)I would like to fit ball bearing wheel sets to the bogies (trucks) preferably as a ‘drop in’ replacement, as there is a bit of drag even with the electrical contacts eased off.
Does the fitting include much surgery? I’m not keen on drilling the axle boxes if possible, or do you enlarge the hole in the wheel and fit the bearings there?Yes, the standard Accucraft J&S coaches have a lot of drag. I remove all the pickups (as I don't have track power anyway,) and fit a 9V battery in the frame. (See pic attached.)
I also fit ball bearings for the axles. Phil Dippley made a neat set, but no longer, so I've been using 4x7x2(mm) bearings from Avidrc.
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