Cranking Tool

Following is a link to the MTH support page with one of the few exploded diagrams with part number.  The only problem I see is that the tool (#24) has a description of button and nothing in the list says anything about a cranking tool.

I would try Brasseur, they have a lot of parts and knowledge with MTH products.  Maybe they can help.

https://mthtrains.com/sites/de...loded/30rs11653e.pdf

Cranking tool is a 4 mm hex wrench.   Should be available at most hardware stores.

Here's what it looks like in black

As Mike said, it's basically a 4mm hex with a knurled end.

You could easily make one up from a standard hex wrench: cut it down, and use some plati-dip in your color of choice for the "knurled" end for grip.

I lost mine once, Just go get the correct size allen wrench from hardware store.

I have 3 sets of 3 left, contact via profile ….

Pat

@Danr posted:

Following is a link to the MTH support page with one of the few exploded diagrams with part number.  The only problem I see is that the tool (#24) has a description of button and nothing in the list says anything about a cranking tool.

I would try Brasseur, they have a lot of parts and knowledge with MTH products.  Maybe they can help.

https://mthtrains.com/sites/de...loded/30rs11653e.pdf

Dan, Thank you - Jim

@clem k posted:

I lost mine once, Just go get the correct size allen wrench from hardware store.

Clem, Thank you - Jim

@EscapeRocks posted:

Here's what it looks like in black

As Mike said, it's basically a 4mm hex with a knurled end.

You could easily make one up from a standard hex wrench: cut it down, and use some plati-dip in your color of choice for the "knurled" end for grip.

David, Thank you - Jim

@Mike CT posted:

Cranking tool is a 4 mm hex wrench.   Should be available at most hardware stores.

Mike, Thank you - Jim

@harmonyards posted:

I have 3 sets of 3 left, contact via profile ….

Pat

Brian, Thank you - Jim