INVIS-A-MOUNT

[traindealer]

I just ran into this thread. Tried to contact the mail address given I get it returned not valid. Anyone have later info on this topic? Would like to find some or would be interestred in large bulk purchase.

Roger Ruchti

[traindealer]

I just ran into this thread. Tried to contact the mail address given I get it returned not valid. Anyone have later info on this topic? Would like to find some or would be interestred in large bulk purchase.

Roger Ruchti

[rap1212]

Hello everyone, My name is Roger Pelletier. My grandfather is the inventor of the invis-a-mount. The reason you have not been able to find them is because my grandfather has passed away. I have a surplus of what he had left. I was looking to keep these going in my grandfather's memory but have not been able to find anyone interested in buying them. If anyone has any need for these you can reach me at [e-mail]. I greatly appreciate any help.

Roger Pelletier

[rap1212]

Hello everyone, My name is Roger Pelletier. My grandfather is the inventor of the invis-a-mount. The reason you have not been able to find them is because my grandfather has passed away. I have a surplus of what he had left. I was looking to keep these going in my grandfather's memory but have not been able to find anyone interested in buying them. If anyone has any need for these you can reach me at [e-mail]. I greatly appreciate any help.

Roger Pelletier

[snowey]

it's for mounting the turnout mechanism on Peco turnouts either below or beside the turnout.

[snowey]

it's for mounting the turnout mechanism on Peco turnouts either below or beside the turnout.

[BR60103]

Is invis-a-mount the device for mounting a peco switch machine under the table? If so, I can say they work well. Biggest headache is drilling a rectangular hole under the turnout points. Next biggest is dropping the pin through the hole in the tie bar -- leave the turnout loose so you can pick it up and align it.
I think I saw some recently in a Toronto area hobby shop..

[BR60103]

Is invis-a-mount the device for mounting a peco switch machine under the table? If so, I can say they work well. Biggest headache is drilling a rectangular hole under the turnout points. Next biggest is dropping the pin through the hole in the tie bar -- leave the turnout loose so you can pick it up and align it.
I think I saw some recently in a Toronto area hobby shop..

[snowey]

thanx, Andy! I posted this in the old forum too, but never got a response.[:)]

[snowey]

thanx, Andy! I posted this in the old forum too, but never got a response.[:)]

[Sperandeo]

Hello "snowey,"

You can reach F&H Enterprises at 2562 Silver State Parkway, Building C, Suite 3, Minden, NV 89423. Is the Invis-a-mount a Peco item? I wonder about this because F&H distributes Peco. Maybe you could find it under the Peco name; I doin't think F&H is used as a brand name.

Good luck,

Andy

[Sperandeo]

Hello "snowey,"

You can reach F&H Enterprises at 2562 Silver State Parkway, Building C, Suite 3, Minden, NV 89423. Is the Invis-a-mount a Peco item? I wonder about this because F&H distributes Peco. Maybe you could find it under the Peco name; I doin't think F&H is used as a brand name.

Good luck,

Andy

[snowey]

can someone tell me where to find the INVIS-A-MOUNT by F & H ENTERPRISES? I've checked 5 different places, including Walthers. Noone seems to have heard of it, or they don't have it.[?]

[snowey]

can someone tell me where to find the INVIS-A-MOUNT by F & H ENTERPRISES? I've checked 5 different places, including Walthers. Noone seems to have heard of it, or they don't have it.[?]