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Challenger Train run


Jerry B44
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After two days of track work my body did not care for, I had a good run with the Challenger and it's train. Note the new Challenger boxcar, they ran it with the trains hauling express freight. I'm sure that was pricey!  I did like Ray advised and moved my TIU out to the track. Hooke it to the track power(fused line) and got good signals all over the layout. After the run, I unplugged the TIU and put it in the storage shed with the trains. Easy fix!

 

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Good question, I would think it probably could especially if your layout is fairly flat.  You may get some wheel slippage.  I know I've added some weight to my Hudson as it is for a little more traction.

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Speaking of Hudson traction,  I've destroyed another set of tires and I'm wondering if it might just be the result of leaving it set on the tracks (in semi-heated garage) over the winter.  Seems like they stuck to the track.  Guess I need to get set up for more frequent winter runs.

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The traction tires must not be gripping tight enough (traction tire mfg issue not something that is your fault).  I think you purchased a set of extras.  Get with me offline and we can chat more, this should not be happening.  Also, I would not recommend running without them.

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