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Posted - January 27 2022 : 11:18:28 PM
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Is there a trick to this? I thought that maybe the trucks were screwed into shell housing, but I have removed the screws and it won't budget. I can't see any other place where it is connected.
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Posted - January 28 2022 : 07:04:35 AM
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Depending on when the tender was made, there are either three plated steel pins that press into holes in the shell from the bottom, or pins cast in the chassis that press into holes in the shell. If you see the heads of the pins, you have to pry them out. Otherwise it's a question of prying the chassis out of the shell a little at a time from both ends, carefully to not break the shell.
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Posted - January 28 2022 : 09:05:02 AM
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quote:Depending on when the tender was made, there are either three plated steel pins that press into holes in the shell from the bottom, or pins cast in the chassis that press into holes in the shell. If you see the heads of the pins, you have to pry them out. Otherwise it's a question of prying the chassis out of the shell a little at a time from both ends, carefully to not break the shell.
Originally posted by scsshaggy - January 28 2022 : 07:04:35 AM
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Thanks for this. I don't know if I want to risk damaging the shell, so I will probably leave it as is.
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Posted - January 28 2022 : 12:27:59 PM
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If at first you don't succeed, try vice grips.
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Posted - February 09 2022 : 10:20:48 PM
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A 2lb hammer will fix almost any train/car.....
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