How far does the motor housing jut-out from the side of a Rossie 031 radius turnout please?

  If it’s somewhere you can reach, the mechanism for the manual version of the O22…the O42…is significantly smaller.

Also if you can stand looking at it, the O22 switch motor doesn’t need to be supported…especially if you screw down the switch to your layout.   I ended up making an outcropping for an O22 that was going to overhang a gorge I’m adding.

Tom

Mannyrock, You may have received more timely and informative responses to your question if you had referred to Ross switches by their correct name (Ross) instead of  Rossie or Rossi. Their name, Ross Custom Switches, is on the top of the banner on this page if your having trouble finding it. But FYI a RossPlate switch with a DZ100 motor will extend out from the side of the switch less than the motor/cover extends out on a Lionel 022 switch.

Try the o-line switch. They are perfect drop ins for 0-22 switches. They were originally made by k-line. Much smaller overall footprint.

If you are talking Ross here ya go.

Thanks Rod and Lenny! 

Exactly what I needed to know.

Mannyrock

Have attached pic of Ross switch with DZ2500, which is shorter and a lower profile than the DZ1000 switch machine shown in the pic in @romiller49 post.

Be aware that you can mount the switch machine on the other side of the switch, and cut the longer wooden ties to gain clearance - I have had to do this a couple times on my layout build.