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Con Cor J3A hudson
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Seanthehack
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January 2005
104 posts
Con Cor J3A hudson
Posted by
Seanthehack
on Wednesday, January 12, 2005 8:08 PM
My N scale Con Cor J3A Hudson is a great looking locomotive, but it does not run very smoothly. I have cleaned my track many times with goo gone but with no change in the locomotives performance. My other locomotives run just fine on the layout. The Hudson came with a flywheel that was not installed originally but if I chose I could install myself. Will this help my locomotive? I have tried to clean the wheels with a wheel cleaning device/brush and goo gone but I am not sure I am getting them clean enough. Does anyone have any good tips to make my locomotve run smoother?
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Wdlgln005
Member since
April 2002
From: Nashville TN
1,306 posts
Posted by
Wdlgln005
on Wednesday, January 12, 2005 8:34 PM
http://www.visi.com/~spookshow/ccj3a.html
See if this link helps you. One of the later models may have a 5pole motor. You may need to check connections inside the loco. See that current is getting to the motor & work backwards from there. A contact may be broken. If this does not wor, feel free to ask at the Atlas forum. You may find more Nscale steamers thete to help.
Glenn Woodle
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cacole
Member since
July 2003
From: Sierra Vista, Arizona
13,757 posts
Posted by
cacole
on Thursday, January 13, 2005 8:24 AM
I have two of the Con-Cor HO-scale MP15 switchers that they touted as being "DCC ready," that are far from even being operable. They have the worst motors in them that I have ever seen -- I think they are slot car motors. Con-Cor locomotives are trash, and I'll never buy another. Their Route 66 vehicles, passenger cars, and other products are okay, but not their locomotives.
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