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Remember the coal tenders on lionel steamers?

In Reply to: C'mon Capt. Bill...... posted by Captain_Caveman on July 17, 2003 at 23:46:26:

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Posted by:
Tack
on July 18, 2003 at 11:23:19

Lol remember those tumbler wheels that linoel coal tenders had? THe one that was a rubber wheel filled with ball bearings that hit the 3rd rail and went "shh, shh, shhhhh, shhhhhhhh shhhhhhhhhh!" well you need to make an axle with lots of flat mettle plates losely bolted onto it, so as it spins with the movement of the tank the pates smack back and forth like tank treads msacking back and forth!

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Come'on guys, I clear the gate and already hear... Bill "Capt Bill" Tison 22:22:31 07/18/03 (3)

!!! T.J. "Mad Scientist for the Tiger Tank" Allcot 23:55:23 07/18/03 (2)

I knew that! And the song is????? (nt) Bill "Capt Bill" Tison 09:15:50 07/19/03 (1)

Ive been workin on the RAILROAD *banjo twang* Dave _Tackleberry_ 23:25:47 07/19/03 (0)

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: Lol remember those tumbler wheels that linoel coal tenders had? THe one that was a rubber wheel filled with ball bearings that hit the 3rd rail and went "shh, shh, shhhhh, shhhhhhhh shhhhhhhhhh!" well you need to make an axle with lots of flat mettle plates losely bolted onto it, so as it spins with the movement of the tank the pates smack back and forth like tank treads msacking back and forth!

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