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Does anyone still assemble & paint Sergent Couplers for customers since Frank stopped offering assembled couplers? Nathan Rich used to do this,but can't seem to reach him anymore. If anyone can help m

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I recently equipped some Rapido Osgood-Bradley "American Flyer" coaches with H type couplers. The H type couplers look really nice and operate as they should (forced me to dial in coupler height perfe

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Tim: Well you might be right, but I answered the man question right away, and there is nothing showing that I did, so if it is Yahoo than I will apology to everyone here for my mistake. Michael Looney

Steve, Try the source at Accurail: http://accurail.com/accurail/parts.htm . Item #192, 0-80 x 3/16”. Best regards, David Jobe, Sr. Saint Ann, Missouri

Michael, I am one of the moderators on this list and you have full posting right. You are not moderated or censored in any way. If you are having problems posting (and this recent post of yours did co

Well I guess I won't be able to help other, if what I do write is being censored, now why this is happening I don't know, unless it is something I did on another site, which should have nothing to do

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Hello all Im am looking to equip passenger cars with sergent couplers. I have the following cars: Rapido BM "American Flyer" Walters heavyweights Branchline Heavyweights Athearn Baggage and RPO I have

Steve you can go to Accurail and they also have the screws you will need. Michael

Hello-- Alas, I like the EN87 narrow shank couplers with the Accurail boxes on resin freight cars. I say alas, because, since the assembled EN87A is no longer available, I don't know where I can find

Looks like a type E,freight type coupler.passenger trains use the type,f or H,also known as a tooth and socket coupler.

Location was most likely somewhere in Florida, and it is on SAL's diesel electric loco # 2028. (see attachment) John D

Probably a D, E or sharon.

Where was photo taken, on what locomotive? Kind of looks like an E or Sharon.

Can anyone identify the coupler type seen in the attached photo? Thanks. John Degnan Scaler164@...

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Group, Thanks for the responses. I am going to give these things a go. Feedback to follow Ken