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Hi Morar, This definately sounds like a track thing rather than the loco. I started with a Stainz + two coaches starter set and I had that little engine running up some horendous inclines to see what it would do. Back in those days when I used to take the track up after every session I used the LGB copper paste for conductivity, a blob in every coupler and you have to ensure that, as said, the track is not dipping trying to follow the contours of your patio. In the UK double glazing window fitters use little plastic wedges for leveling the glass in windows and we can buy these by the bagfull from DIY stores, great for the track levels on temporary set ups. If all else fails cut some timber to compensate for the incline. Another thing is the power pack, if it's the tiny LGB one it may just be cutting out under load from the incline No matter what, you and your boys have fun! Cheers, Kim [tup]
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