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I read this topic since it starts. <center>I´m sure that the turnouts are not the problem!</center> FACT IS: The AC ran perfectly for a good time and then starts to derail over EVERY turnout with a train and over many turnouts when running alone. This is a problem of the engine. Have you tried to see what will happen when the engine derails, the eyes as near as possible beside the turnout and at track level, okay the track must be at the side of the layout. This is often helpful. When you check the engine also check the tender and the wires between engine and tender, possible one of the wires hang down or was streched to much. Or the bolster couldn´t swing enough because of wires or so.
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