> I assume the "new" standards widened the gauge?
> Ed Kozlowsky
Yes, that is correct. For the historian, "new" is well over 20 years ago when
the standards were revised.
Also, older wheelsets had a wide variety of flange thickness, flange depth,
tread width, material (aluminum, brass, steel, etc.) and so forth. While they
all can be made to work well together, it does take a bit of tweaking along the
way to be sure.
I was wondering if you have a poultry car in that cleaned-out chicken coop (aka
"layout room")?
Cheers....Ed L.
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