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my 765 has derailed twice in the last several days.  the first time was right in front of me and i was able to determine that the pair of pickup rollers towards the front of the engine had skewed enough to go off the rail in a curve (or, in this case, a switch) and jam the engine.  i thought it an easy fix...tighten the screw.

 

it did it again tonight, of course in a tunnel.  i have been able to retrieve the engine and am uncertain about what to do.  pretty sure i cannot tighten any more than i did.

 

since the conductivity is through the screw, is there any downside to a drop of CA on the plate beneath the pickup roller assembly to hold the entire thing in place???

 

 

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