Hi all,
Does anyone have or know where I can get a pair of traction tyres for an old rc, plastic wheeled big hauler 4-6-0?
Either that or a set of metal wheels that would fit her?
Cheers,
Paul.
Hi all,
Does anyone have or know where I can get a pair of traction tyres for an old rc, plastic wheeled big hauler 4-6-0?
Either that or a set of metal wheels that would fit her?
Cheers,
Paul.
Hi all,
Does anyone have or know where I can get a pair of traction tyres for an old rc, plastic wheeled big hauler 4-6-0?
Either that or a set of metal wheels that would fit her?
Cheers,
Paul.
I knew I had some Paul. They have the appearance of being cracked or possibly perished. I tried to carefully remove one but it seems to be 'stuck' so was reluctant to force it. Does anyone know if they were glued in place to prevent slipping? Any way you're welcome to these just for the cost of postage if you think they'll be any good (Royal Mail small parcel £2.95). The wheel diameter for those interested parties is 50mm.
The wheels without traction tyres are 50mm and the tyre groove is 1.5mm deep. Thetraction tyre it does have protrudes about 1mm. (the loco appears to have had two.)
Hi,
Managed to fit a set of 37.5mm LGB tyres to it. A tight fit, but at least they won't fall off in a hurry. Plus they don't sit as proud as the originals.
Loco now re-wired to run on track power through a voltage dropper circuit (Pick ups on tender wheels.) (Ex Northern lights tender chassis.) Plus now also switchable to battery power with a charging circuit that charges the battery through a splitter / voltage regulator when track powered. Only forward motion at a set speed on the battery (9.6V) at the mo, but will receive rc gear when I get around to it.
Paul.
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