Hi everyone,
I recently came into possession of an analog, bright orange 2044. While running it, it noticeably slows on curved track. It's much more than other locos of similar size. At first I thought it might be the different wheel configuration or the large wheels. And while this might be true, after oiling axels and inspecting all manner of things I finally saw that the front wheels, are getting pushed into and rubbing on the cylinders on curved track. I couldn't find a thread discussing this and was wondering if the forum has a clever fix for preventing?
Thanks, as always,
Vince
I recently came into possession of an analog, bright orange 2044. While running it, it noticeably slows on curved track. It's much more than other locos of similar size. At first I thought it might be the different wheel configuration or the large wheels. And while this might be true, after oiling axels and inspecting all manner of things I finally saw that the front wheels, are getting pushed into and rubbing on the cylinders on curved track. I couldn't find a thread discussing this and was wondering if the forum has a clever fix for preventing?
Thanks, as always,
Vince
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