I've sent several email to the address on the website and got no replay in over a month. Does anybody have a working email address for Sergent, or am I missing something? B

SMMW’s recently-released coupler boxes have been well-received so I thought a quick reminder is appropriate to reach those who may not know about ‘em. Visit my web page for more info, then contact me

Hi I’ve recently learned of Sergent’s existence and have been trying to reach the company for more details. Lacking an email reply to the website address I used, I began to look around to see if there

I model in both std & narrow gauge in HO scale. I do not have a home layout, but do have a traveling exhibition display named "HILLTOP STATION." I am an NMRA member and participate as much as possible

I doubt you failed anything, the ball pocket cleaning isn't in the printed instructions for the EC87 or EN87, the online instructions do have a bit about it. The instructions for the RC87K, RN87K, RNB

...and they operate just like the prototype. Rod Peters

Hello Chris, Would an HO scale type E represent the size of the smaller coupler you want to install on the standard gauge equipment? Cheers & Happy Modeling, Bill Keene Irvine, CA

Hi everyone,my name is ken and I have been using Sargent couplers for a couple of years with good success.

Hi guys. Have bought these couplers in the past and like them. Not big on the conversational side but may have a question or 2 every now and then. I model HO scale. Used to be on the Yahoo group but d

I am a new member. I am an HO modeler who is interesting in whatever is available in my scale. Martin Rosenfeld

I added 3 photos to the photo directory. This is to compare prototype, Sergent and Kadee. The boxcar is Sn3 and the Kadee is a #26. Comments on the appearance, prototype to either of the others. Thank

I have been experimenting with Sergent couplers for several months on my 2x20’ layout. So far, I’m very pleased in that setting. When operating on my club layout I use Kaydee’s for interchangeability.

I've been a longtime lurker, but now that I received some S scale Sergent couplers for Christmas, it is time to start converting to them. Mark Plank Modeling the Toledo & Ohio Central (NYC Lines) St.

Gday, Daniel here, I’ve had to swap some locos and stock to the sergent rotary couplers to make a working rotary dumper. They work perfectly and the thing hasn’t missed a beat! Cheers, Daniel Sent fro

Hi I am another Aussie and I also model railways in South Australia but for me my modeling focus is set in the mid 1980's to mid 90's when the railways were operated by Australian National. So for me

I use Sergent HO couplers on my On30 mining tram. They look great and work perfectly!

I use Outlook as my email program but I doubt that makes much difference. I have all my normal emails sent automatically to folders. So when a group switches from YG to grous.io I just have the emails

Well I guess I'll join in and see if this goes through. First post on .io but not my first post ever... I've had Sergents since 2004 (I still have an unopened pack of the original pewter casting coupl

Hello, my name is Paul and I’m planning on building a switching layout (17 x 17’) based on the Southern Pacific. I’m really looking forward to switching all of my Rolling Stock to Sergent Engineering

Thank you, John for moving this group. Previously with Yahoo, my posts were hit or miss -- maybe they would show up. Maybe they wouldn't. Maybe they would show up three days later and just confuse eve