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you didn't specify if it was just the one loco, or everything, so here's an answer for each. (1) check your back-to-back measurement - ie the distance between the backs of the wheel flanges. it may be that they're too close together. check it against a pair of Kadee wheels, they are usually set about right, and move the wheels to the correct distance. (2) Alternatively, if the problem is with all locos, you can build up the plastic base of the frog with a strip of plasticard, so that the flange of the loco wheel rides on the plastic rather than falls down the gap. Jon
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