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N-Scale Con Cor passenger couplers
N-Scale Con Cor passenger couplers
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Anonymous
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April 2003
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N-Scale Con Cor passenger couplers
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Anonymous
on Saturday, April 9, 2005 2:34 AM
I just bought some
N
Scale Con Cor currogated passenger cars with Con Cor knuckle couplers. The cars don't stay coupled. The couplers seem molded open too widely. I know they have been out for a while, so did I just get a bad batch, do I need to replace them? Anybody know if the Kato couplers will fit in the coupler pocket?
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Wdlgln005
Member since
April 2002
From: Nashville TN
1,306 posts
Posted by
Wdlgln005
on Saturday, April 9, 2005 9:44 PM
Take a close look to see if the couplers have a bit of flash on them? You could try the Kato coupler. You could also try Unimates. Works for me & I get closer coupling.
Glenn Woodle
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brokemoto
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October 2002
From: US
94 posts
Posted by
brokemoto
on Sunday, April 10, 2005 3:25 AM
Those knuckle couplers that come on the latest C-C corrugated passenger cars are useless--on those passenger cars. Replace with Unimates or Katos if you want to keep the C-C truck or replace the whole business with MTs.
DO NOT throw away the C-C couplers--they do have other uses. They make very good nose couplers for the E-R sharks and will work nicely in other applications. They are jsut useless for the C-C corrugated cars.
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