I have a Trackman G-2000 and I noticed the pads were essentialy Scotchbrite Pads. Cutting two strips from a Scotchbrite might work as a suitable replacement.
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Greg Elmassian The big red disclaimer is no longer on the site, but neither is there a way to order it. Have you called them lately? Just curious... Greg
The big red disclaimer is no longer on the site, but neither is there a way to order it. Have you called them lately?
Just curious...
Greg
I emailed him at the email address given at the site and got the reply that due to the fire they are not available and that he will contact me when they do become available.
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Curmudgeon Did you contact the manufacturer direct? The pads are Bear-Tex, made by Norton. Hand pads available here, just decide which coarseness: http://www.labsafety.com/search/Norton/24527143/?type=brand
Did you contact the manufacturer direct?
The pads are Bear-Tex, made by Norton.
Hand pads available here, just decide which coarseness:
http://www.labsafety.com/search/Norton/24527143/?type=brand
Yep, the manufacturer of Trackman 2000 is still using the old story about a factory fire they had when Casey Jones was running trains making them still unavailable.
Does anyone have a source either OEM or other manufacturer for the replacement pads for the Trackman 2000 G Gauge cleaning car?
I've searched and searched and ...................................
Any help appreciated!
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