Replacement Coal Loads | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

SJCOGR Forum Member

I'd like to replace the coal loads in my N&W Railking 4 bay hoppers that came with the Y6B set with something more realistic, hopefully something that will match the real coal load in the tender rather well. Any recommendations? I'd like a drop-in load and don't feel like doing it from scratch again like I've done in the past. Who do you recommend?

4/20/127:45 PM

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FOXCHASERROGR Forum Member

Bob's Coal Loads

Doug NOGR Forum Member

Talked to a guy today at York. Hopper Topper email don195657@yahoo.com. His loads looked good. 4 to $7 depending on size and quantity.

Doug

SJCOGR Forum Member

Thanks guys. I had heard about Bob but thought it couldn't hurt to get other opinions.

PRR BruceOGR Forum Member

Was very happy with the coal loads that I got from Bob's Coal Loads, will buy from him again when I need more.

-Bruce

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