I have a 1666 as well. Great little engine, very easy to work on.
Try calling Jeff at the Train Tender.com www.ttender.com. He'll know about the parts you need and give you a fair price to boot.
Kurt
Thanks! I am curious though, where did I go wrong?
Here is the prewar 1666, but not in much detail:
http://pictures.olsenstoy.com/searchcd31.htm?itm=798
Bob Nelson
I have the 1666 and it is a very nice running engine. CTT rated it in the 'BEST' column when they reviewed the best and worst of the Lionel postwar engines.
Earl
Anyone know if the diagrams for the 1666 would be in the CDs of the Lionel Train Service Manual 1902-86?
I wish it was a 2026 as there are no drawings for the 1666 that I see. If I have to I suppose I could break down and buy the drawings. I was looking for a free diagram of course...
lionelsoniDid the title of this topic always say "1666"? How did I get to thinking it was about a 2026?
Did the title of this topic always say "1666"? How did I get to thinking it was about a 2026?
the 1666 is a great engine, and very easy to work on. I bought one that had spent some time in a wet box, and was rusted pretty good, but the main parts were stil good. I got it running in a few hours. Olsen's is a great place for parts and info.
and welcome to the site!
Dave
It's a TOY, A child's PLAYTHING!!! (Woody from Toy Story)
http://pictures.olsenstoy.com/2026-48.htm
Your date may be a little off. The 2-6-2 2026 was first made in 1948. When looking for information or parts for this locomotive, be aware that Lionel made a somewhat different 2-6-4 with the same model number, starting in 1951.
My uncle gave me his old train set. It is in bad shape. I really want to get it working because my Grandpa was like Dad to me bought for my uncle in 1946. I want to get the loco running and I maye even restore it?
Is there a place that I can see a parts drawing, diagram etc. so that I can figure out what parts that I need?
Thanks in advance.
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