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As I said before, I'd advise sticking with the chassis it came with, assuming it's the same as the one they fit on their British "Modified Hall" - these are very well-regarded over here, there are a lot of large, finescale layouts that use large numbers of Bachmann steamers with varying amounts of added detail, they work very well. The only problems I've found with these chassis are with wheel quartering and gauge, though these can easily be fixed. Keep it properly lubed and the wheels clean and it should run for years. <br /> <br />If you do have a major mechanical failure it's possible to buy the chassis seperately for most British Bachmann locos - www.ehattons.com/Stock.asp?SID=9691 would be the part you need in this case, though when shipping is included it might be cheaper to buy another loco...Hope this is of help!
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