I have a 3656 Stockyard and it appears to take a special piece of O gauge track. It looks to me like there is an insert built into the 3656 that is supposed to go inside one of the rails and that's why I'm wondering if there was a special piece of track made for this Stockyard. Any information would be helpful. Thanks,
George G.
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requires 2 sections of "regular" straight track to attach to the corral. Nothing special except to make certain that the corral platform is set for O gauge height -- fitted into the bottom set of slots in the bottom sides.
The contact blades go between the rails, not inside. You also need to have the correct power blade (3656-67) and the ground clip (3656-66) if using tubular 0 gauge track.
0-27 track does not need the ground clip and uses a shorter power blade (3656-68)
Thank you!
George G.
The original instructions say to use two straight sections with the joint in the middle of the base, a single straight won't fit. I use two half sections on mine.
If you're using O27 track, PW track with narrower ties fits better than that modern brown tie track.
Don
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