railroad cranes

[banjobenne1]

Looking for anyone who has a working knowege of rigging for railroad cranes. Ben

[banjobenne1]

Looking for anyone who has a working knowege of rigging for railroad cranes. Ben

[Anonymous]

Model railroad crane rigging and true prototype rigging may be different animals. I've tried to rig an Atherans 250 ton crane and found that there would have to be two wires to support the boom and/ or sheeves instead of the one shown in the illustration. Winding up one wire would tend to pull the boom in that direction (off center). Perhaps the phototype works the same way.

[Anonymous]

Model railroad crane rigging and true prototype rigging may be different animals. I've tried to rig an Atherans 250 ton crane and found that there would have to be two wires to support the boom and/ or sheeves instead of the one shown in the illustration. Winding up one wire would tend to pull the boom in that direction (off center). Perhaps the phototype works the same way.

[Anonymous]

Are you working with the walther model that has a motor in it or not? If you need help Email me at [e-mail][:)]

[Anonymous]

Are you working with the walther model that has a motor in it or not? If you need help Email me at [e-mail][:)]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by banjonbene

Looking for anyone who has a working knowege of rigging for railroad cranes. Ben

Yes I have a working knowledge of railroad crane you can give me a call at 501-982-9623. Gilbert

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by banjonbene

Looking for anyone who has a working knowege of rigging for railroad cranes. Ben

Yes I have a working knowledge of railroad crane you can give me a call at 501-982-9623. Gilbert

[Anonymous]

I would like to find a H.O. scale of a railroad crane, not a wrecker crane though, thanks,Gilbert

[Anonymous]

I would like to find a H.O. scale of a railroad crane, not a wrecker crane though, thanks,Gilbert