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 Posted - February 12 2023 : 10:49:25 PM
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In need of replacement motor brushes for my Tyco Talgo loco. The brushes are similar diameter to the standard Tyco brushes but are much longer with a slot across the top, anyone know where I may be able to score a pair? Thank you!
Andy Carmona
Edited by - AndyTrain on February 12 2023 10:50:10 PM
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Posted - February 13 2023 : 11:07:00 AM
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Any chance you can get some approximate measurements? I have brushes but there are lots of sizes.
I have used pencil lead in an emergency.
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Posted - February 13 2023 : 6:45:04 PM
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oh I want one of those
that may have been the one that I saw in our former club that every time it went around a U or 90 degree corner the middle would lift up & derail 
it might of needed weight in the middle
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Posted - February 13 2023 : 11:50:49 PM
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Thanks, really appreciate your response. I'm going to guess since the ones in there are very worn. It appears they could be about 3/8ths of an inch based on where they go and the springs, the diameter is the same as all my other Tyco brushes on other motors.. the end of the springs sit in the slot on top of the brush. Pencil led us an interesting idea!
Any chance you can get some approximate measurements? I have brushes but there are lots of sizes.
I have used pencil lead in an emergency.
Originally posted by rbturner - February 13 2023 : 11:07:00 AM
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Posted - February 13 2023 : 11:56:22 PM
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Recent pick-up on Ebay, just got her running after several hours of work. Not sure if this one was in the club as it had about 60 years of grease and oil inside, was a poor runner, missing a coupler and had a broken screw that kept the last car from attaching itself to the middle car. You are correct about the weight but it doesn't derail. Also, I don't see any screw holes for a weight(?)
oh I want one of those
that may have been the one that I saw in our former club that every time it went around a U or 90 degree corner the middle would lift up & derail
it might of needed weight in the middle
Originally posted by microbusss - February 13 2023 : 6:45:04 PM
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Andy Carmona
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Posted - February 14 2023 : 10:53:20 AM
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Andy, if you will PM me your address I will send you some brushes that I think will work.
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Posted - February 14 2023 : 11:05:38 AM
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quote:Andy, if you will PM me your address I will send you some brushes that I think will work.
Originally posted by rbturner - February 14 2023 : 10:53:20 AM
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Thanks and will do, very kind of you!
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