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Broadway Limited

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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 3, 2004 3:53 PM
Tonystrainexchange.com has a lot of info on broaway limited problems ,and fixes.Dig around the site and you'll come up with a bunch of info.
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Posted by Don Gibson on Saturday, July 3, 2004 1:57 PM
Sounds like the soundboard, or your running onto a dead spot of track.

Return it again where you bought it or to BLI. A $300 gift?
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Broadway Limited
Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, July 3, 2004 1:25 PM
[:(!][:(!] Is anyone out there having the same problems as I am? I have the Broadway Limited J1e Hudson. It was purchased as a gift shortly after it became available so it is safe to assume it is a first run edition. I had to send it back once for this same problem, but now, it's doing it again: It will sit there, do all the bells, whistles, noises, etc., required of a standing locomotive, then when it's showtime, it travels about 2 feet and stops DEAD. I have checked the wheels for dirt-none. I have checked the track for dirt-NONE. I have checked the track for electrical current-it's fine. I have tried other locomotives in the same "problem areas", they run great. And yes, I checked the hook-up between the locomotive and the tender-from what I can see it is fine and tight. The last time I e-mailed BL about this problem, they didn't even answer. I am not DCC equipped so I run it from my power pack, a Tech4-220---lotsa power.

I certainly hope they have this problem rectified in their later models, otherwise there are going to be alot of disgruntled buyers out there. I want the Santa Fe 3751 with a passion, but how do I know IT will run right?

Any suggestions welcome.

lawman4@earthlink.net

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