So I killed it setting it up on a dcs system...I can smell burnt electronics in the tender.
Who can fix it, estimate cost, and do you need the entire engine or just the tender?
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It's a railking btw...
There is a guy on this forum that is an expert MTH repair technician. I believe his name is John and he works for Hennings Trains. If you look through a few posts you should locate him.
I think you mean this fellow https://ogrforum.com/member/gunrunnerjohn
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He's drones great work for me, never a problem and very reasonable. He’s also a forum member
I can fix it, and I'm sure George could too.
nsp154 posted:Gcubed@coxnet.com
He's drones great work for me, never a problem and very reasonable. He’s also a forum member
+1 GGG has fixed many of my MTH engines at a very reasonable cost.
Have Fun!
Ron
I found rayman in gardner ks... I can drive to him and hand deliver so avoid shipping. I saw he had good cred...and meeting him personally he is a super guy and has some very cool G scale stuff of his own.
Thanks everyone for the help. I know both john and ggg have the ability...just really reluctant to ship my engines...for obvious reasons.
Happy holidays all!
Can't argue with not shipping stuff, while most stuff gets here OK, I've seen a couple of bad examples. If you do ship, proper packing is KEY! Frequently, you have to do some work inside the manufacturer's box to secure the locomotive BEFORE putting it into the shipping box. If anything moves when you shake it in all axis, you're not done packing!
gibson man posted:I found rayman in gardner ks... I can drive to him and hand deliver so avoid shipping. I saw he had good cred...and meeting him personally he is a super guy and has some very cool G scale stuff of his own.
Thanks everyone for the help. I know both john and ggg have the ability...just really reluctant to ship my engines...for obvious reasons.
Happy holidays all!
You too...nice axe! 
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