uncouplers

[Anonymous]

Does anyone know if thier is an uncoupler for N gauge?

[Anonymous]

be more specific, what type of track ?
do you have a "walters" catalog ? usually
numerous uncouplers in it to choose from.
see ya, turnout6.

[Anonymous]

try a search of walters.com

Ray

[Anonymous]

try a sharp round tooth pick. insert it in a small dowel rod 3 -4 inchs long so it's easy to hold. to uncouple insert point inbetween coupler jaws and give it a little twist to uncouple. this is rael inexpencive too.

[thirdrail1]

First, you won't find anything about uncouplers under "walters", the correct name of the company is WaltHers (Walthers) and has an excellent model railroad products search engine at "http://www.walthers.com". You do not say if you are using the Rapido couplers that used to come with most N scale trains or the Micro-trains or equivalent that most modelers now use. Several European companies make uncouplers that are imported by Walthers for use with Rapido type couplers. Micro-Trains makes permanent magnet and electromagnetic uncouplers for its type of coupler.

[Boiler-man]

Micro Trains is what I use and so do many others.

[Boiler-man]

Sorry, I misread the question and Micro Trains use to offer one for their n-scale couplers.

[MisterBeasley]

Quaint and curious volumes of forgotten lore...

Seriously, this is a 20 year old thread.