Did you get the motor to turnover?

I have not tried this or know of anyone that has but it may be an option.
http://www.pulsarprofx.com/DecalPRO/index.html

Alan Ashworth

Here's an easy way for correcting this problem.

http://www.berretthill.com/trains/Papers/Entries/2008/1/1_Wiring_Turnouts_For_Uninterrupted_Operation.html

Alan

Thanks  Bach- Man

Alan

Hey Guys
Give Dusten a brake if some of you did not know he is a teenager.Be thankful we have  teens with his excitement about model trains . I remember as a teenager I had to pester my parents to get money and a ride to the hobby shop (pre Internet days).As for a locomotive  I would like to see would be a vulcan,porter or Baldwin small boilered& small drivered 2-8-0 or 2-6-0. with various stacks such as a cabbage stack etc.You could use it to model The Argent/Lawndale/SS&S some of the small loggers in GA and sugar plantations in LA . As for research and drawings the original locomotives still exist, 5 or 6 argent locomotives a Surry Sussex  & Southampton locomotive, Godchaux  sugar No3 in LA . I have acess to drawings of some of these locomotives and their locations so to whom do I send it at Bachmann.Yes I know there HO models that can be converted but not all of us have that skill .

Alan
Toleration maybe its a Southern thang

Hey Dusten
Don't let them Western RR guys pick on you. We have a lot of neat NG stuff here in the east.Mt airy & Eastern,Wellington & Powellsville later the Carolina& Southern in Ahoskie,Suffolk & Carolina later standard gauge and became part of the Norfolk Southern down east.Just to our north Surry Sussex & Southhampton and don't forget the hundreds of narrowgauge logging lines W.M.Ritter,John L Roper Lumber,Dennis Simmions Lumber even after the The Dennis Simmions shut down its operation in the Baily and Kenly NC area the line continued to operate as the Narron Central RR a 3ft narrow gauge line.One of these Loggers Moses white lumber operated in the Dismal Swamp until the 1970s using 4 narrow gauge Plymouth locomotives and all four still exist in eastern NC.One is on display at the Dismal Swampo Canal visitors center. One is in a museum in Boykins VA and the other two owned by private individuals.So there we have some of that narrow gauge stuff around here.
Alan Ashworth

That North Carolina Road was Laurel River & Hot SpringsRR only 2foot RR in NC.Here is a link to a story and picture of her.
Alan Ashworth

http://tinyurl.com/c7sdmd

Here is a link to the railbus.

http://www.buffalocreekandgauley.com/LOCOMOTIVES/BusB/RailbusB.html

Alan AShworth

Joe
Here is the thread I was thinking about on the spring/pluger .
http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=21037

But I be warned these little critters are hard to get back together once apart.Several folks have said you might be better off sending it back to bachmann let them repair it.
Alan

Joe
On one of the On30 forums somebody replaced these with kadee coil coupler springs. I will try to find an post it.
Alan

They are out,do a google search using bachmann and the part no. and you will get a list of places that has them . On ebay there are ten listed by one seller.
Alan

You might want to read this previous posting ref sound in the railbus .

http://www.bachmanntrains.com/home-usa/board/index.php/topic,6929.0.html

Alan Ashworth

To Group
We are looking for members in central and eastern NC for a  new On30 Module group.The Group is being set up for members from the Raleigh area and east. We are planning a meeting for late January to get this thing rolling. If you have any questions please feel email me at [email protected] or join our Yahoo group at the link below.
Thanks Alan Ashworth

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EasterncarolinaOn30/

These were neat locomotives.Ther several that survived until the 50's here in the south.Some were used as logging locomotives and as construction locos. Here is a video of them working at Ft Benning GA where one is still on display.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BTtncKnS9k
Loco at Ft Benning
http://www.steamlocomotive.info/vlocomotive.cfm?Display=369

ALan Ashworth

Thanks  to The Bachmann and Mr Riley and the powers to be at Bachmann for the release of the railbus  and the 4-6-0.Hey Dusten you got it man congratulations can't wait to see one painted in BR&W just don't run it in the river down thar in Harnett county.
Alan Ashworth