Possibly,the gear is there and has signs of wear so perhaps it had a second motor or it may have had a linkage that was removed.
The geared axle is there but the gearbox removed. A previous owner must have had drive-train issues?
Regards, Ed
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philo426 Wow ;it sure looks like it!And I didn't pay anywhere near $572!
Wow ;it sure looks like it!And I didn't pay anywhere near $572!
Except you said that the front set of drivers was not powered.
Perhaps LMB/Tetsudo?
More light on the engine and less light on the tool board would help...
Good Luck, Ed
Also it will not go around 22 inch curves so it may need 26
Even has an engineer figure! i believe poem
Picked this up last year and I am not sure who made it .Looks to be all brass construction.it has a Pittman type motor that drives the rear wheels only the front are non powered ,I could find no markings or stampings anywhere save for the number 93 stamped on a gear cover.Any ideas on the maker or era in which it was produced?BTW it runs very smoothly even at low voltages.