How to Reach Lou Cross @ Right-O-Way?

He's probably not home from Chicago yet. He travels by train several days after Chicago is over.Call him next week.

Tom

I agree, next week will be the best.  He is an excellent man...tops in my book. 

Is R.O.W. still in business????

Is this Bill Benson's old company?

c. sam,

No, it's not.

Jay

ROW was previously owned by Gene LaVancil.

Ed

Ed,

You're correct.  I just couldn't remember how to spell Gene's last name and I was too lazy to look it up.

Jay

Wrong compay I guess...

What does Right O Way do please?

He's probably not home from Chicago yet. He travels by train several days after Chicago is over.Call him next week.

Tom

Tom's correct.  I talked to him just before he left for Chicago and he told me that if I didn't get the parts I ordered within the next few days, it would be a few weeks.  I didn't get the parts.  

Lou told me he planned to have a nice round journey by train.  I think he said he would be making a few stops along the way.

He sells track components for handlaying track.  Rail, frogs, switch points, joint bars, tie plates, spikes and so on.

Correct.  He does not sell turnouts.  Only components.  Oscaleturnouts uses RoW components to make turnouts.  They are for sale on Ebay or by contacting the owner.

Lou has made turnouts awhile ago.  48/' had a product review on them.  Lou provided me with several built up turnouts using his points, drawbars, guards and frog mounted on 1/2" Homosote.  Individual turnouts and single cross overs.  He staggered the rail ends to make it look  more built in place.

A slick install.

Hi All,

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.  I caught up with Lou and ordered a bunch of code 125 Trolley street rail, single point turnouts for my village.  First time working with a non pre-built turnout.  Should be fun.  They look great, like he pulled them out of the street.

Chris

His stuff is top notch.  It's all I use and I have built over 20 switches at this point with more to come.