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Has anyone got any experience of running ACME coaches on k track? Or can you adjust axles if not!!
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I have not had any issues with ACME on K-Track. I have to add that I have not spent too much time with that as I have been using C-Track for my setups more and more since 2010, so the experience was mainly with my initial ACME models (Cisalpino, Treno Notte and the SBB Eurofima coaches).
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Originally Posted by: danmarklinman  Has anyone got any experience of running ACME coaches on k track? Or can you adjust axles if not!!
Dan I run plenty of them on my lay-out (k track, r3 as a minimum). I recommend to change the wheel sets to AC. The standard DC have Lower flanges which may cause problems on switches. Rinus
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Originally Posted by: Rinus Originally Posted by: danmarklinman Has anyone got any experience of running ACME coaches on k track? Or can you adjust axles if not!!
Dan I run plenty of them on my lay-out (k track, r3 as a minimum). I recommend to change the wheel sets to AC. The standard DC have Lower flanges which may cause problems on switches. Rinus Thanks Rinus have you tried them on radius 2 36radius |
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Not really. I use R3 as a minimum.
However I have quite a few 2268/9 turnouts, which I believe have a R2 inner curve. They run through those as wel.
But like I said, for this it is important to change the DC wheel sets for AC.
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