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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Tweet469 How does it work, I mean is it self propelled & turn brushes to clean the track at the same time? I would have to put some other shell on it. That one looks to European. [/quote] It has a small cotton block, that is placed in a holder, near the right side of the middle wheel set, in the picture of the unit.Once fluid is put in through the top small "air conditioner" parts in the middle of the roof. Then the cotton block soaks it up,though once it gets full of fluid,it immediately starts to seep through the cotton and onto the track,before you even start to run the unit ! Once it does start to run, you've got a prettty well soaked area from the unit. Thats why I have never used the unit I have,and its been sitting there, on one of my storage tracks for 20 years. I'm thinking of "scrapping" it, since it doesn't do a thing for me, but take up space, & I cant stand the Union Pacific either.
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