I must have missed a previous email. When were these announced? Bill Keene Irvine, CA

Thank you for the picture. It helps this old dog ‘see’ what is what. Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, Ca

Pictures? I do not quite follow the post about ‘narrow’ shank vs ‘compatible’ shank. Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA

Would these Sharon couplers be sold assembled or as kits? Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, Ca

On Sat, Dec 18, 2022 at 07:32AM, George Hofmann wrote: I found that I was constantly knocking the things out of alignment when opening a knuckle. Regarding coupling on a curve, in testing I discovered

I have yet to understand the reasoning behind the need to have Sergent couplers have a self-centering function. The Sergent couplers represent the prototype and as far as I know the prototype does not

Someone was producing and testing 3D printed long shank comparable couplers but I have lost that link. Yes. I have thought about the idea of 3D printing but my CAD capabilities/knowledge are minimal.

The coupler head is barely outside the coupler box and there is interference between the coupler head and the boiler tubes on the “switcher pilot”. The coupler is close to half a head height low. Roug

I am in the process of converting my newly acquired Broadway Limited ATSF 2-8-2 to Sergent couplers and have run into a challenge. When simply replacing the factory coupler the standard E87 coupler is

Oops! Looking for a Type E with a long shank. I hate typos! I hate "weeds"!! Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, Ca

I am in need of an EC87 computable shank with the 0.100" or 0.130" extension to mount on the pilot of a BLI ATSF 2-8-2. As these are out of stock, the hope is that someone on the list would have a sin

George… Pictures? This old dog thinks … and learns ... more as a graphic experience. Thanks & Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, CA

It has been a year since I have ordered anything from Sergent Couplers. I have always ordered via mail after checking the web site to learn what was available and to confirm the prices. Payment was wi

For those of us that stay away from Facebook as if it was the plague … is there another “trustable" site of communications about Sergent Couplers? It appears that the Group IO message site is going si

Just thinking about printed couplers… For those of us that operate on a small layout with trains of a max length of 14 cars, and a usual train length of six cars, would not printed couplers be accepta

I thought that the printed coupler heads were engineered to use the existing knuckles from Sergent. Cheers, Bill Keene Irvine, California

Kevin, Lookin’ Good! Also, looking forward to the results of the longer term testing. I am also assuming that this long shank could be assembled with the standard Type E coupler knuckle. The shelf cou

First off… I have been using Sergent couplers for more years than I can remember. When I first started the conversion from Kadee couplers I looked at my freight car fleet. I discovered that this colle

Frank, Thank you for the update. I guess it is just a wait until the web site shows availability to place an order for a couple of bags of EC87KBs. Might even try the ENC87Ks. I have a couple of scrat

Hello Frank, I went to the Sergent Engineering web site this morning to order some couplers. As I knew that the EC87KB were out of stock I was going to order a couple of EC87K packages to complete the