I use Aristos. They work well for me and I can uncouple cars easily with my big mitts. My biggest complaint with them is the distance between cars being a bit big. Other than that I like them just fine.
-Brian
-Brian
Kadee Couplers vs. Aristocraft
If I don't care that much about remote switching (and I don't), is there any good reason why I can't stay with Aristocraft couplers on my locomotive and cars? I really like to just watch the train go around and around. Will the gods of G scale visit me with a plague of mutant moles for taking the esay way out?
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RB Whale
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RB Whale
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Posted By Ted Doskaris on 11/14/2008 11:05 PM
Thanks Nick,
That looks encouraging.
Have you tried to pull a train with that kadee & Aristo coupler combination to see if the couplers will not separate - including going around curved track?
-Ted
Yes, the Aristo/Kadee combination works fine. A railway I visit for running ops has only Kadees and I can hook up and pull cars all around without a problem.
-Brian
Thanks Nick,
That looks encouraging.
Have you tried to pull a train with that kadee & Aristo coupler combination to see if the couplers will not separate - including going around curved track?
-Ted
Yes, the Aristo/Kadee combination works fine. A railway I visit for running ops has only Kadees and I can hook up and pull cars all around without a problem.
-Brian
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