Hello Dave
I see you are in the throws of preparing your track for a
steam up We use modules of 1.2m x 0.6m about 4ft by 2ft. They have a
2x1 wooden frame and the top is a laminate which is oil and water
resistant. This material is usually used to protect chip board in
transit at the top and
At 9:22 PM +0200 6/5/04, Bert Edmunda wrote:
I don't know if this is any help, but it is easy to transport in a car
with fold down seats and the 3m long track we use goes up on the roof
tied to timbers. Thats it Cheap, easy, fast, one man can do it. I have
detail photos.
it's always helpful to
As soon as I can track down one of their managers, I'll try to find out.
Around here those guys are harder to get to see than getting an appointment
with an MD!
what ever happened to the frames that I sent out to San Jose some time back
in the 90s?
Keep your steam up!
Walt
At 8:43 PM -0400 6/5/04, Walt Swartz wrote:
what ever happened to the frames that I sent out to San Jose some time back
in the 90s?
those were the basis for what we call the pcls track. you wouldn't
recognize your frames, but they are in there somewhere ...
you can see pictures of it on mike
