Jon, What control system(s) will you use?

RE: the galloping goose Rail Truck

Click Here for exploded view diagrams of Bachmann 1:20.3 Scale Narrow Gauge Rail Truck

See sheet three --  DC Wiring Connection it has the OPERATION MODES FOUR-WAY POWER CONTROL SWITCH MOUNTED INSIDE THE TOOL BOX

If you want more than just oval of track --

Click Here for a few 4' by 8' track plans using Bachmann HO E-Z Track.  Perhaps you are going to need to obtain over-the-should help for any layout should you find these beyond your understanding. 

Realize you do not have to use all or any of the scenery and structures.

Quote from: LittleMo on September 19, 2019, 07:04:31 PM
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I am also looking for an inexpensive way to get sound for it. I am running analog DC track power at the present.

Define inexpensive.

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Quote from: Hunt on September 15, 2019, 12:32:31 PM

Quote from: rich1998 on September 15, 2019, 10:58:33 AM
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Check The Parts, Service and Informations page for the 2-8-0.

Rich

Without parts diagram for 11411 you are using ASSUME to use HO BALDWIN 2-8-0 CONSOLIDATION DCC READY - Series 836xx is DCC Ready.

Whoa ... forget above as it is not what I said (I am using voice recognition software).

Use the following,

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Quote from: rich1998 on September 15, 2019, 10:58:33 AM
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Check The Parts, Service and Informations page for the 2-8-0.

Rich

Parts diagram for Item # 11411 is not listed. Without locomotive in hand or parts diagram for 11411 you are using ASSUME to use HO BALDWIN 2-8-0 CONSOLIDATION DCC READY - Series 836xx

Quote from: rich1998 on September 15, 2019, 10:58:33 AM
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Check The Parts, Service and Informations page for the 2-8-0.

Rich

Parts diagram for Item # 11411 not listed.

Without parts diagram for 11411 you are using ASSUME to use HO BALDWIN 2-8-0 CONSOLIDATION DCC READY - Series 836xx is DCC Ready.

The following are labeled SOLD OUT. Should label be COMING SOON?

https://shop.bachmanntrains.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=258_292_1137&products_id=7184&zenid=p1ojh6k8vmosbkitg16srdc1e0

https://shop.bachmanntrains.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=258_292_1137&products_id=7183&zenid=p1ojh6k8vmosbkitg16srdc1e0

Locomotive was manufactured DCC Ready with NMRA medium 8-pin socket in tender.  The Bachmann Item # 11411 indicates the locomotive is over 15 years old. Be cautions when buying any locomotive that old particularly a used one.

erry w in FL,

Here is one of your photos

       

If HO -  one 15" Radius Curved Track piece  makes up 30 degrees of a circle

6 pieces of 15" Radius Curved Track make half a circle

Realize the radius measurement is measured to centerline of track not to outside edge of its roadbed

A circle of HO E-Z Tack 15" Radius Curved Track is 32" measured to outside of roadbed.

Click Here for "First Look: Bachmann SC-44 Charger Model" on the  Trains and Train Control Systems website.

ACS-64 NMRA CV List – CV description omitted

Click Here for the ACS-64 NMRA CV List

For list to be more useful:  Do not need Hex value of CV but do need its factory default decimal value and description.
Sure one can spend time looking up CV description in the NMRA Standards S-9.2.2 but many CVs are decoder manufacturer unique. (Example:  Configuration Variable 129-256, and some others) and require a description.

Quote from: jward on September 09, 2019, 12:34:46 AM
Maybe the owner reprogrammed the decoder address. Have you tried entering the locomotive number as its address?

Throttle movement would not change engine RPMs sound if address 3 were not the active address.

Note

Quote from: kelzie on September 08, 2019, 12:10:59 AM

. . .  the sounds work, the lights work, but it doesn't MOVE. The "engine" throttles up and down . . ..