New to model RRing...I have a 1952 Lionel 2 Horizontal motors. Accidentally dropped the motor and broke the bake-a-lite brush holder. Is there a part number for this. If so,where can I get one.
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or whole motor
Trusty1 posted:... Is there a part number for this. If so,where can I get one.
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The part you need is the brushplate assembly, # 2343-119. I agree with Carl, that Jeff, The Traintender, is a good source for parts. He has the part listed at $10. Go to his website or give him a call.
Is J B weld, an metal filled epoxy, a possibility to fix a Bak-a-lit part?
Charlie
Choo Choo Charlie posted:Is J B weld, an metal filled epoxy, a possibility to fix a Bak-a-lit part?
Charlie
No, not that part.
What i have done with original JB WELD .
Fixed a postwar war tender screw hole that was broken off by inserting a slightly larger plastic straw over it then with tooth pick would let the mixed JB drip down into straw let it set some then slowly screwed in screw not quite all the way in then backed screw out.
I'll be darn once dry i cut off straw with razor and carefully screwed in the screw just until snug just waiting for it to crack off. Never did .
Fixed a 1/4 end portion of front pilot on a postwar 671 turbine hand sanded then sprayed and came out nice. Took several times as i used tape on backside because of void 1/4 of pilot was completely gone.
Old 1996 Jeep 6 cylinder ran over something years back that made a 3 inch crack in oil pan , drained oil wiped and wiped and wiped until it was dry and smeared mixed Jb weld it lasted 150,000 miles finally had to scrap Jeep with 298,000 miles on it when the front seats were about to fall thru rusted out floor.
Broke my heart as its straight HO 6 cylinder engine ran like a top 4 speed with overdrive could manually select 2 wheel or 4 wheel drive.
Engineer-Joe posted:
Thank you for the information.
Engineer-Joe posted:
Thank you for the information.
