I am trying to locate the contact strip's part number N51512 for my tender.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Looking for a parts list and diagram for GP-40 EMD Diesel.
Need to replace a truck assembly and cab top missing.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Does anyone know the part number of the small piece of track that comes with turnout part number 44859.

Quote from: Yard Master on June 07, 2024, 10:43:38 AMBachmann doesn't have a Roundhouse designed to fit our N scale turntable, but you may be able to adapt another manufacturer's building.

That is a shame. 🥺

What roundhouse can I use with a Bachmann 46799 N Motorized Turntable?

Does anybody know the lengths of the track that comes in part numbers 44829 and 44899

Quote from: Fred Klein on April 14, 2024, 11:56:44 PMDave, my memory is a bit rusty since its been a while since I used my coupler height gauge. Yes, the two raised areas on the gauge are meant to go between the rails and they are a tight fit, as in you need to put one side  in and then exert a little sideways pressure to seat the other side. They are definitely not a drop-in fit; they are supposed to be snug. One thing you might try is to mount the gauge to different pieces of track - some are looser than others due to normal manufacturing tolerances. Hope this helps.

You were correct, got it to fit, thanks for the help.

I recently purchased a Bachmann N scale GP 40 EMD Diesel Locomotive Penn Central & Matching Dummy.
I need to replace all four trucks and couplers for four modern sets. I have tried to figure it out but I can't and I need some help.

Quote from: Fred Klein on April 14, 2024, 11:56:44 PMDave, my memory is a bit rusty since its been a while since I used my coupler height gauge. Yes, the two raised areas on the gauge are meant to go between the rails and they are a tight fit, as in you need to put one side  in and then exert a little sideways pressure to seat the other side. They are definitely not a drop-in fit; they are supposed to be snug. One thing you might try is to mount the gauge to different pieces of track - some are looser than others due to normal manufacturing tolerances. Hope this helps.

Ill check it out and let you know the outcome.

Quote from: Fred Klein on April 14, 2024, 05:54:06 PMDave, I used to model in N scale and still have my Micro-Trains N-gauge coupler height gauge.  My son has all of my N scale trains plus the track but I still have a piece of N scale EZ track that I use as a programming track when he visits here ("Dad, can you look at this locomotive while I'm here ......"). The Micro-Trains coupler height gauge fits very nicely on top of the track on my EZ track and works very well. Remember, the gauge is designed to fit on the track (rails) itself, not on the roadbed. The rails are supposed to fit into the grooves in the bottom of the gauge and the "shelf" on the lower edge of the gauge is for setting the clearance for the uncoupling lever (looks like a bent hose). Hope this helps.

Fred I just replied but could not figure out how to tag you so I did a separate post in this thread with two images of the back of the package.

Fred here is what the back of the package has on it and as you should be able to see there are no grooves on the bottom, just two raised areas that look like they are meant to go between the two rails on the inside but they do not

I have N gauge.

Can a Bachmann 78998 magnetic uncoupler be used on EZ Tracks?

What couple. height gauge do I use on the Bachmann EZ Track?
The one I bought from Micro-Trains is not wide enough to reach both tracks.

I recently purchased a Bachmann N scale GP 40 EMD diesel locomotive and a dummy that have the original couplers on them and would like to replace them with either a Micro-Trains coupler or a Bachmann-style modern coupler. Can anyone help this old man?