Where to buy PK rolling stock wheels in bulk?

[cudaken]

 Is there site or away to buy PK 2000's wheels in bulk? I have been paying PK 2000's wheels at the LHS, 3 sets cost $6.95 so I guess that is not to bad. But I need around 60 sets to up grade all the junk I have so that is a little stiff. Hum, $139.00.

 Does PK make a back of say around 10 sets like Kadee does for it couplers?

 I have had darn good luck with Atlas metal axles and plactic wheels and at $3.00 for 3 sets cannot complain but the PK's dont go out of gauge.

               200 hours of Rail Bless Cuda Ken

      

[One Track Mind]

Sorry Ken, those 12 packs are all they make.

[river_eagle]

Check with the LHS or other sources if you can get a discount on a box or case of them.
a box has six cards, and a case has four boxes. a case will do 72 cars, a few more then you need right now, but it's not like they will spoil or anything.

[wt259]

Check with Al at Eastern Classic.  He has a website at [e-mail].  You may have to call, don't know if he listed the wheels on his site.  I bought the set of 100 33" wheels and 50 of the 36" wheels.  Saves me the 37 mile trip, one way, to the LHS.  That's Al's e-mail, I've got the url at home for his web site, he does have an e-bay store that you can get the address from Google. 

[MisterBeasley]

Intermountain makes bulk packs.  They have them at www.discounttrainsonline.com for $61.75 for 100 pieces.

[Ibflattop]

It was just last week that I had a case spoil on me!!!!! So you have too watch them.   Kevin

[rrinker]

  I get all mine from MB Klein http://www.modeltrainstuff.com He used to have the best price around, far less than anyone else, at least before Walthers bought Life-Like. Dunno what they are like now. I've ordered both off their web site and picked some up directly from their tables at the Timonium show.

                                 --Randy

[steveb]

As someone said previously, you can't buy them in bulk.  The best price is $5.49/pack at MB Klein which comes out to $0.48 per axle.  I have contacted various manufacturers to see if they would sell large quantities (>200 axles) direct.  Some would, some wouldn't but no one beats the Proto 2k per axle price.  MB Klein is currently having a sail on P2k trucks at $2.99/pair.  Great price if you need to replace old Tyco, Bachmann, etc trucks.

Steve B

[NS2591]

Branchline trains makes bulk packs, I like the blueprint series wheels are alot better than the protos I think.

[zgardner18]

Intermountain makes bulk packs.  They have them at www.discounttrainsonline.com for $61.75 for 100 pieces.

Go with Intermountain, their wheels are the best--Just my opinion.