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Kadee Couplers

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  • From: Reading, PA
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Posted by rrinker on Friday, January 21, 2005 7:32 AM
The Kadee web site also has lists of coupler replacements, some even with more detailed PDFs with pictures. http://www.kadee.com/

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  • From: Annpere MI
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Posted by eng22 on Thursday, January 20, 2005 9:59 PM
I use Kadee number five. I bought a coupler height gauge and some spacers. I adjusted and tweaked and tuned all my rolling stock. Great results!
Craig - Annpere MI, a cool place if you like trains and scrapyards
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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, January 20, 2005 9:50 PM
I've used the standard #5 in all the Athearn coupler boxes including the passenger cars. I'd use the same if I was going to body mount.
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  • From: Dale CityVA
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Posted by 56chevytimes2 on Thursday, January 20, 2005 9:24 PM
If you have a Walthers catalog they have a section with the kadee coulper that tells you witch one to use for certain cars. Somebody else maybe able to provide a link to an online list. Hope this helps.


Kurt 56chevytimes2
www.kingsransom.com/breon_wagon/html
www.kingsransom.com/cars/betsy
Kurt 56chevytimes2 www.kingsransom.com/breon_wagon.html www.kingsransom.com/cars/betsy
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Kadee Couplers
Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, January 20, 2005 8:19 PM
I'm new to all of this and need some help,
I have eight athearn heavyweight passenger cars and eight streamling
passenger car and want to convert to kadee couplers.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. The Tm mounted ones have me
confused.

Thanks in advance:

Jim Lawler.

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