Jul 15, 2024 · Recently while searching for cool stuff like old doorstops, I ended up with this derelict KTM PRR M1. It's got a lot of issues, missing pilot and tender etc. That said, it seems straight and more or less original from a gearbox and permag motor point of view. no binding anywhere so that's dandy as well. Anyone know if the PSC std PRR pilot will fit this beast?

Apr 18, 2018 · I’m looking a Lionel PRR K4/M1-A with TMCC or Legacy Also looking for a MTH Premier K4/M1-B with PS2/PS3 Email me at [email protected]

Feb 6, 2020 · Gentlemen, During ever-increasing degraded electrical continuity while running on club layout (Steel rails) I examined all wheel sets and found the tender wheels to be very dirty. Attempts to clean with various chemicals failed. Used steel wire brush wheel which seemingly worked great. Afterwards, initial running greatly improved though a short time later I notice ALL …

Feb 7, 2020 · How close are the NWSL wheelsets? Once installed, you might not be able to notice any difference. Just a thought. Good luck. Ed

Aug 10, 2021 · I have heard this on that model. Disconnecting the side rods is ok, but the blind driver is likely the powered one so it won't go anywhere. I would look at the crosshead and crosshead guides for binding.

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Yes! Great thread! In the olden days Carey could walk down to the corner foundry and produce these things. No more - foundries now want to know how many, as in thousands. Those are pristine models. I would love to see broadside shots. Is …

These are located at the Renovo, Pa train yard in 1956. At the time the Pennsy was short on power and had leased 9 from the Reading Railroad. In less than a year 8 of these were cut up for scrap.

Jul 17, 2024 · Hi All, I've been thinning out my collection and have been torn over an authentic K-4 plate I came to acquire one summer after doing yard work for a fellow who's brother in law was a big collector. Interestingly enough this was just one of about 20 other plates from the PRR that were piled up in the basement! The loco was 5399 and was equipped with many features that …