Hi Tom, When I first started purchasing Sergent Couplers, I did not have a PayPal account. I simply wrote a letter describing my order and enclosed a check for the proper amount to the address on the

D&RGW and C&S use full size couplers while SP and EBT used 3/4 size. That said the KD O scale full size is oversize so the On3 is close to SG size. The Sergent S coupler does work well in O narrow gau

Mr Sergent does monitor this list. As he has not answered the op's first email, he may be indisposed.

Sergent does not make an "O" scale coupler. They do however make an "S" scale coupler. The "S" coupler is 3/4 size "O" which is same as "On3". Kadee does the same thing. Their "On3' & "S" couplers are

I agree, coupler accordion/coupler bob is a real problem with Kadee 713 and 714 couplers as used in HOn3. I don’t model HO standard gauge, so I can’t speak for those. There is another source for Serge

Andy, You are absolutely correct about how the prototype deals with slack action nowadays. That said, I’d venture a guess you weren’t around when steam powered freights were still plying the mainlines

Tom, I have used his online cart, several times, with absolutely no problem. You will love these couplers, I have converted all my HO Standard Gage Colorado Midland equipment to them, and I really lik

Good evening everyone: I'm new to the conversation, so please forgive me if this topic has previously been discussed. I've browsed the Sergent website, but I typically do not purchase utilizing on-lin

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I was informed this group assembled Sergent couplers. How much do they cost and can i send you the unassembled ones i have?

Tim, I use one of two solutions. One, is to use the bottom half of a Kadee 714 coupler box. This half has the Kadee pivot pin with the screw hole in it. It is the same(ish) general diameter as the Ser

Hello Greg, I do not have many Kadee-made freight cars in the fleet but I have installed Sergent couplers on most of them, with a few left to do. All I have are boxcars. Opening up the coupler box is

Thanks guys. I'll look into it as I have Kadee's with #5's and 58's. Mostly box cars but a few of the 2 bay covered hoppers as well. I've had the 40' cars apart before so that's not a big deal.

A friend who converted his whole layout has a few, they take compatible shank E's. Taking the car apart is the hard part. Nathan Rich

Has anyone put Sergents on Kadee cars. If so, what/how did you do it and what coupler did you use. Greg

Apologies if this comes through twice, I sent the original message some 13 odd hours ago and Yahoo still hasn't delivered it. Why am I not surprised! A question for all of you who have made your own c

A question for all of you who have made your own coupler boxes to put Sergents in what have you used for the pivot? I am about to make new coupler boxes to replace the incredibly lame ones on a model.

It was only a few days ago that I last checked and Frank still had a "Disgusted Grimace" on his site. Today, to those who have not seen it yet (and it might be a couple of days old) most of the compat

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I still do, sorry for not getting back sooner... I was about to reply then a train went by... Nathan