So here are the results of today's labor. I see that I will have to run the flask a bit hotter when I pour, but otherwise great results. 😀 Chris Sent from my Apple propaganda device.

Hi folks. Here is a small test run of Type E & F couplers in castable resin. I plan to investment cast them in ZA-12 over the weekend. My previous test and subsequent assembly of prints run in ABS res

Hello, This is my second attempt at an introduction email, hoping this goes through. Have an interest in the Sergent couplers as they are the closest thing to the real deal. -Chris Roberts Sent from t

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

Hi, I'm Andrew and I've justt started to have investigate Sergent Coupers. I'm hoping to find out some installation tips, especially with regard to scale draft gear on locomotives. Andrew

A friend of mine in S scale has asked me about the availability of Sergent's S or HO scale passenger car uncouplers. I don't think that there ever was one in O scale. Are any of these still available?

I am a long time model railroader. HO is my preferred scale and I model the Great Northern Railway. My great grandfather and grandfather both worked for the Great Northern in North Dakota which is how

I grabbed some Sergents off eBay. It included 2 packs of SEC87Ks and 2 packs of FC87Ks. I don't need them, will trade for other no-longer-available couplers better suited to the steam / transition era

Hi all, Sadly as I leave HO scale I must part with my beloved Sergent Couplers. So far all the rolling stock I have sold has been dispersing Sergents to the country however I still have a large supply

Hello, I don't recall seeing how anyone mounted Sergents on their Branchlines Pullman. Here's what I came up with so far. I flipped one of Smoky Mountain Model Works coupler boxes upside down. The sol

I reported previously that I had replicated the Kadee whisker coupler centering technique for Sergents. That was using some .008 Nitinol super-elastic wire that I had on hand. I ordered some .005 wire

On this forum I have proposed several solutions for self centering but I am always striving to improve. I admire the Kadee "whisker coupler" technique and wondered if it could be adapted. I grabbed my

Some of you may consider this post a bit off topic, but since this group focuses on couplers, passing along this eBay listing that might be of some interest. BTW: I have absolutely no interest or asso

I broke one of my Sergent uncoupling wands. Dropped it on the floor and it broke cleanly in two. Glued together with CA, broke again, same place. So, enough of that. Glued it again but then enclosed i

If coupling on straight track Sergent couplers will mate without intervention most of the time, especially if self centering. However, if there is a kink in the track or if one car is on a curve and t

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

Hello everyone, First of all, I would like to thank Mr. Sergent. I really appreciate the patented design of his model coupler locking mechanism. I have bought a lot of sergent couplers in the past few

Hello, I’m Glenn Maskell, a Staff Sergeant in the Marine Corps, and have been model railroading for about 4 years now. I have Sergent couplers and would love to be able to get long shanks for my box c

For those of you with ESU decoders and Sergent couplers, you might want to consider adding the Automatic Coupler Function to your function list. It is described in section 12.5.7.2 of the Loksound man