Smoke driven fan unit in a structure

[KRM]

 

Kevin,

You could try a K-line 610-8989-200 for a Plymouth Switcher from Brasseur Trains $32.00

Or a Lionel 610-8057-200 that looks to be the same as in my sawmill.

 

 

http://www.lionel.com/CustomerService/ReplacementParts/index.cfm?doAction=productPartFilter&number=610-8057-200&productID=1067947c-6b7a-424a-a2d3-705c23d6c233

Kev

[RRaddict]

Does anyone have an idea of what the best fan driven smoke unit is to use for these applications.

Kevin

[laz 57]

KEV,

  Thanks for info.  I had the farm house and only had a smoke burner with no fan in it.  Worked ok til it didn't.

laz57

[KRM]

laz 57

K-Line also had non driven fan smoke units in there buildings.

laz57

Hey LAZ. I have a K-line sawmill and it smokes nice, I never thought it had a fan but when I looked in it it looks like a lionel fan driven smoke unit because it has the fan motor but it does not spin Is it broken like my K-line Plymouth switcher Bob is working on???
Tks,

Kev

[laz 57]

K-Line also had non driven fan smoke units in there buildings.

laz57

[ADCX Rob]

A Seuthe smoke unit has no moving parts.  Also, Lionel & MTH etc. caboose smoke units are not fan driven.

[RRaddict]

What type of smoke unit is not fan driven? I can only think of the piston driven smoke units in which you would need something to drive the piston.

[John MS]

yes you can, works well for industrial chimneys, but I like the non fan type for building fires, house chimneys etc

[ADCX Rob]

It is.

But you may not want the fan working too hard for stationary applications.

[RRaddict]

Does anyone know if it's possible to put a MTH or Lionel fan driven smoke unit into structures or in other places on a layout?