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 Posted - August 04 2013 : 09:48:37 AM
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 I just got this ,been looking for a good mint one for a long time.
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Posted - August 04 2013 : 10:37:30 AM
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Everytime I see one of those engines,I start singing "let the midnight special shine a light on me" by Creedence Clearwater revival!
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Posted - August 04 2013 : 11:29:29 AM
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cool I got one too From LoopnHook 
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Posted - August 04 2013 : 11:59:09 AM
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That's always a good looking set! (I myself just wished they would have made the same at one point with a Bay Window caboose.....) Would fit my B&O prototype modeling a bit closer.....
BUT, none-the-less, a good looking set, either way! I have the Shark, just not the caboose! (Wait a second), I think, I have that caboose! I'll have to hunt it down in my organizations in the shop......
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Posted - August 04 2013 : 8:43:21 PM
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quote:Everytime I see one of those engines,I start singing "let the midnight special shine a light on me" by Creedence Clearwater revival!
Originally posted by choochin3Â -Â August 04 2013Â :Â 10:37:30 AM
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hehe me too, choochin3 me too
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Posted - August 05 2013 : 12:55:25 AM
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 One of my favorite locos.
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Posted - August 05 2013 : 02:01:57 AM
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Ray,
Thats a nice unit! Who made it? Looks like one of the pricey ones!
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Posted - August 05 2013 : 11:32:07 AM
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AHM tank engine
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Posted - August 05 2013 : 9:31:00 PM
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quote:Ray,
Thats a nice unit! Who made it? Looks like one of the pricey ones!
Originally posted by EM-1Â -Â August 05 2013Â :Â 02:01:57 AM
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Thanks, John. Yeah its a pricey one given its DCC and Sound. It's an Intermountain model.
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 12:44:38 PM
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Ray,
just like I had seen I thought it may have been a Intermountain but wasn't sure, and I were not going to say but that is a nice unit!
I got an MTH SD70ACe that is has the DCC and sound what a unit tho in just analog control......Bit pricey, but nice none-the-less!
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 2:45:51 PM
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quote:AHM tank engine
Originally posted by Redwoods - August 05 2013 : 11:32:07 AM
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Thomas, how do these little guy's run? Been looking at getting one in the future and want to make sure it'd be worth the effort
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 2:50:58 PM
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Mine loco is an old Mantua 0-6-0 "Big-Six" sporting an MDC-Roundhouse Vanderbilt tender.
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 5:05:28 PM
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quote: quote:AHM tank engine
Originally posted by Redwoods - August 05 2013 : 11:32:07 AM
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Thomas, how do these little guy's run? Been looking at getting one in the future and want to make sure it'd be worth the effort
Originally posted by SCVR66Â -Â August 06 2013Â :Â 2:45:51 PM
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Hayden, I'm not sure they are worth the effort.  They have a very cheap can motor, but they are geared to run very slow, so their slow speed performance is OK-ish. The main problem is that they are noisy, as you would expect for a cheap motor and high gearing. Also, it is all plastic, including the frame, so it doesn't pull much.
Mantuas are much better designed. 
I do like the fact that their wheel diameter is smaller than your typical 51-inch 0-6-0 model. If I remember they are 46 or 48-inches in diameter. And also the side rods are nice and thin, not over sized. I have a second one of these that I'm kitbashing (yes, yet another project waiting to be finished  ) that will be a small wood-burner similar to an engine that the NWP ran near Fort Bragg. I considered replacing the motor, but I might just use it and live with the noise.
It's definitely for slow speed, just a couple cars, and bring your ear plugs.
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 5:47:18 PM
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quote: quote: quote:AHM tank engine
Originally posted by Redwoods - August 05 2013 : 11:32:07 AM
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Thomas, how do these little guy's run? Been looking at getting one in the future and want to make sure it'd be worth the effort
Originally posted by SCVR66Â -Â August 06 2013Â :Â 2:45:51 PM
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Hayden, I'm not sure they are worth the effort. They have a very cheap can motor, but they are geared to run very slow, so their slow speed performance is OK-ish. The main problem is that they are noisy, as you would expect for a cheap motor and high gearing. Also, it is all plastic, including the frame, so it doesn't pull much.
Mantuas are much better designed.
I do like the fact that their wheel diameter is smaller than your typical 51-inch 0-6-0 model. If I remember they are 46 or 48-inches in diameter. And also the side rods are nice and thin, not over sized. I have a second one of these that I'm kitbashing (yes, yet another project waiting to be finished ) that will be a small wood-burner similar to an engine that the NWP ran near Fort Bragg. I considered replacing the motor, but I might just use it and live with the noise.
It's definitely for slow speed, just a couple cars, and bring your ear plugs.
-Thomas
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Thomas,
No traction banded drivers on this AHM/Rivarossi locomotive? Strange, I'll haveto look at mine and see if it has any!
On the motor, is it mounted "vertical" inside the shell? I wonder if the worm needs some heavier grease.....As that can quiet it down alittle, and add a small amount to the shaft bearing on the end that has the motor brushes, but only a little DO NOT over do it....Then the front bearing, with a Q-tip, add a little to the shaft and smear that tiny bit of grease, back to the bearing and then spin the worm gear with your finger in reverse direction to pull the grease, into the bearing.....
This should help the noise just a little bit and be more pleasing to the ear!
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 6:19:11 PM
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my loco of the week,aristocraft frisco 2-8-2,ken
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 7:56:50 PM
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Thank you very much for that answer Ken!! Much appreciated! I figured they'd be noisy so in the future I'll buy me the 21st Century design of this engine Bachmann just made
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 8:05:39 PM
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quote: quote: quote: quote:AHM tank engine
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Originally posted by Redwoods - August 05 2013 : 11:32:07 AM
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Thomas, how do these little guy's run? Been looking at getting one in the future and want to make sure it'd be worth the effort
Originally posted by SCVR66Â -Â August 06 2013Â :Â 2:45:51 PM
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Hayden, I'm not sure they are worth the effort. They have a very cheap can motor, but they are geared to run very slow, so their slow speed performance is OK-ish. The main problem is that they are noisy, as you would expect for a cheap motor and high gearing. Also, it is all plastic, including the frame, so it doesn't pull much.
Mantuas are much better designed.
I do like the fact that their wheel diameter is smaller than your typical 51-inch 0-6-0 model. If I remember they are 46 or 48-inches in diameter. And also the side rods are nice and thin, not over sized. I have a second one of these that I'm kitbashing (yes, yet another project waiting to be finished ) that will be a small wood-burner similar to an engine that the NWP ran near Fort Bragg. I considered replacing the motor, but I might just use it and live with the noise.
It's definitely for slow speed, just a couple cars, and bring your ear plugs.
-Thomas
Originally posted by Redwoods - August 06 2013 : 5:05:28 PM
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Thomas,
No traction banded drivers on this AHM/Rivarossi locomotive? Strange, I'll haveto look at mine and see if it has any!
On the motor, is it mounted "vertical" inside the shell? I wonder if the worm needs some heavier grease.....As that can quiet it down alittle, and add a small amount to the shaft bearing on the end that has the motor brushes, but only a little DO NOT over do it....Then the front bearing, with a Q-tip, add a little to the shaft and smear that tiny bit of grease, back to the bearing and then spin the worm gear with your finger in reverse direction to pull the grease, into the bearing.....
This should help the noise just a little bit and be more pleasing to the ear!
Originally posted by EM-1Â -Â August 06 2013Â :Â 5:47:18 PM
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Nope, no traction bands and no deep flanges either. Just normal RP25 flanges. This AHM engine was manufactured in Hong Kong, not by Rivarossi. Still, I think you are right--with the correct lubrication it might quiet down a bit.
Here are two more pics:
(Yes, that bandaged finger is a model railroad injury... a wayward X-acto knife found it's way into my finger while I was assembling a station shed.)
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 8:08:35 PM
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quote:Thank you very much for that answer Ken!! Much appreciated! I figured they'd be noisy so in the future I'll buy me the 21st Century design of this engine Bachmann just made
Originally posted by SCVR66Â -Â August 06 2013Â :Â 7:56:50 PM
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I would agree, you will be much more satisfied the new Bachmann loco.
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 8:19:00 PM
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quote:my loco of the week,aristocraft frisco 2-8-2,ken
Originally posted by catfordken - August 06 2013 : 6:19:11 PM
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Any specific prototype for that Mikado? I can't place what the model, is modeled after.....
NICE loco tho...... with some "bling" she'd look good!
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Posted - August 06 2013 : 8:20:52 PM
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Thomas,
Yeah, X-acto knives, have a way of going places they really don't belong! I got so many scars from the #11 blade on either of my hands, its not funny......
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 12:37:14 AM
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Believe just off the Frisco 2-8-2. They have 3 types, ALCO, Baldwin, and USRA. Believe Kens is modeled after the USRA version and I found an in service photo of the 4028 for convenience
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 01:10:42 AM
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Hyde, yeah, but even the USRA's could be "custom" to slight options, per railroad, that were really noticeable once that "spotting" feature was figured out.....Ken's I believe is a USRA model, but a "generic" one not modeled after any one of them specifically, which gave way to the purchaser to do his own custom fitting or "bling" as we call it as detailers.....
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 09:12:18 AM
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** Staying in the 0-6-0t loco type I post the Hercules Power company version on the old 0-6-0t. This one and the Peabody road name I have always liked.
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 11:07:40 AM
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Frank,
That a Mantua? I always liked them too, they at this point have the best yet pulling power, I wonder how the Bachmann Spectrum one stands up......
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 11:17:05 AM
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John, the Hercules 0-6-0t was sold by either Bachmann or AHM. it is in a box somewhere so I cant check which name is on the bottom right now. I think it is AHM for it was in a album I have of AHM locos. The engines are the same. All that changes is the paint and the name on the bottom. I have 2 of the others for sure and maybe 3. I know I have a PRR< and the Peabody. I kind of think I have the Burlington RR one also. I don't remember who released which one.
note: also Bachmann released another 0-6-0t 10 or 12 years ago with a different body. A much more older looking saddle tanker in their Spectrum line. Now this one just released by Bachmann Spectrum shown in this topic, is Bachmann's 4th 0-6-0t, using the third different body.
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 11:22:01 AM
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Franks that's interesting! That one you pictured has metal cylinders, and that's kind of a spotting feature to the Mantua 0-6-0T......
Interesting!
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 12:29:52 PM
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figure before I'm off to Utah for 19 days I'd post a LOTW...
Bachmann centennial....in my brothers opinion painted the right way...
just me Ray... and just because I have Tyco doesn't mean I am not a model railroader
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 12:43:36 PM
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Ray,
I have to say that's one I have yet to have in my shop for anything....The Bachmann DD-40......BUT, I have to say the SP lettering surely is a different look on that loco....specially the way that ones painted! NICE!
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P.S. Nice looking 4 truck flat car behind it too!!!!!
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 1:01:27 PM
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I ever find the walthers Oscar and piker (or scratchbuild a reasonable facsimile) that's what the centennial will pull on fan trips 
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 2:03:49 PM
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Ray,
That almost too funny!
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 4:12:16 PM
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quote:I ever find the walthers Oscar and piker (or scratchbuild a reasonable facsimile) that's what the centennial will pull on fan trips
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I want those too BUT what I seriously want is the Jailbox they made
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Posted - August 07 2013 : 6:24:18 PM
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"you get up in the morning, 'hear the church bell ring, they' march you to the table, you'll see the same ol' thing... ain' no food upon the table, ain' no pork up in the pan... but you better not complain 'oy... you gettin' trouble with the man..." dun dun dun... darrrrrrr
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Posted - August 08 2013 : 1:01:01 PM
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My LOTW(s)
Been a while and will probably be a while again, I had over 75 topics to view... quit after three.
So I'm posting two:
First a Lionel PRR Rectifier purchased about two weeks ago:
Second, A Varney Super Pacific 4-6-2 steam locomotive purchased a couple days ago for ~&60 including s/h.
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Posted - August 09 2013 : 7:09:43 PM
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I've got 2 Lotw's. The first is my new Mantua 0-8-0. It has a can motor and directional lights. The second, below, is a little 0-4-0 that I restored mechanically and it now runs better than new--I left the outside crusty and dusty because I liked the 'natural' weathering.
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Posted - August 09 2013 : 7:11:19 PM
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Old Shifter...
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Posted - August 09 2013 : 8:55:45 PM
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quote:Old Shifter...
Originally posted by Adams - August 09 2013 : 7:11:19 PM
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When you see the 2 domes, Tyco road name, and those old style tender trucks. You know this was a all metal Tyco 0-4-0 switcher.
What kind of engineer doesn't wipe down his locomotive with a lightly oiled rag, removing some of the grime, and make his Iron Horse a little better looking.
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Posted - August 09 2013 : 9:53:06 PM
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| My small loco works the mine branch in the desert of West Texas on my layout. The engineer has given up on keeping it clean!!
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Posted - August 10 2013 : 6:24:09 PM
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Love the 0-8-0 and 0-4-0! But if it were me I'd be stripping the shifter, painting everything shiny, and putting it back together That's just me. It's what I did for my 2 shifters. And started doing on my 3rd one!
 my personal favorite #5
 the #99, finished back in may. #5 was finished in may of last year. Fun irony, #99 shown here was originally the parts engine for #5 shown above. After #5 was made operational I started putting back together #99 for a future restoration
 and just how did we get #99 operational? By buying another parts engine of course The engine that put #99 operational is on the far left and has already been repainted in preperation for a future restoration. Now someday #19 will roam the rails with her "sisters" 5 and 99 but not for a while. And no I don't plan to get another parts engine.
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Posted - August 11 2013 : 08:19:18 AM
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quote: And no I don't plan to get another parts engine.
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Of course you don't....but you will!
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Posted - August 11 2013 : 3:13:47 PM
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quote: quote: And no I don't plan to get another parts engine.
Originally posted by SCVR66Â -Â August 10 2013Â :Â 6:24:09 PM
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Of course you don't....but you will!
Originally posted by JNXT 7707Â -Â August 11 2013Â :Â 08:19:18 AM
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That's so true.... If you can find me, in the future of course as I have more pressing projects and matters to tend to, a complete shifter frame and tender with no boiler then I'd be happy The reason I don't want another complete condition parts engine like the #99 and #19 were, is because I want the cycle to end. Plain and simple if I have a frame, cylinders, and boiler left over I'd be way to tempted to make it a project
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