Thanks for the info. I think you are correct. I was playing around with them last night. I decided not to use them. I think I will do as you suggest and build my own. They did seem more flimsy than I liked for a permanent layout. Thank again!
Mike
So far this is all I've found to answer your question. My bridges are stored away for the time being so I can't experiment. I should think you have to screw through the track, bridge and into the trestle.
Personally I wouldn't use a #110 trestle, it looks too flimsy, but build something of my own.
I can't believe I have to ask this, but I do. When using a 110 trestle set, how do you incorporate a bridge, such as a 214,314, 316 etc.? Obviously it will go between the "A" piers, but how is it secured? Thanks for any help!
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