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Thanks Guys! When I typed up this post yesterday I was just heart broke about the whole thing! But a very good call on the screw for the repair! I wasn't even thinking going that route, but that could work great. I could also grind it down to make a true PIN and leave enough threads on it for the attachment to the frame. As to why this happened, All my Fault! I forgot to throw a turnout back, and then this end of the layout is WAY too close to the edge. The Front truck caught the turnout and over she went. It's too hard of a lesson to learn this way, and at 49 years young you would think I'd know better! I guess we all make mistakes. Needless to say, I'm heading to the basement now to fix both ends of the layout so this won't happen ever again! Thank you all for the information in this matter! Chris
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