When is to much, TOO MUCH?

Basic economics:  supply and demand, charge what the market will bear.  My feeling with the MEW wheels is that it is a market niche where there is a need, and if we give it time some one will fill it.  In the interim, supply will be tight, but I would think in a year or two someone else will be making and selling these. The demand isn't going to go away.

Hasn't MTH made engines with similar wheels? Would they or Lionel carry them as parts?

Did you try George Tebolt?

He has them listed at a reasonable price.

CW,

In all my years, I've never bought from him. Could you forward all of his contact information to my email? I sure would appreciate it, Thank you!

http://www.georgetebolt.com/

I've bought from George, very satisfied.

Not sure what "MEW" is but George Tebolt has a good inventory and is very honest. I've bought parts from him in the past.

  Tom

Picked up 4 set of o gauge wheels (2 set spoke'd and 2 set plane) from George Tebolt about a month ago.

I think they were $40 for spoke and $38  for plain.

Email for current Price.

Also picked a set of loco drivers on ebay from George Tebolt.

Best way is to e-mail George Tebolt and he will get back to you in a day.He is great to deal with.

RonH

Steve,

I know that Dick Mayer sold a large portion of his RichArt parts inventory and tooling to MEW.  Who purchased what's left of MEW? 

Bob Nelson

Bob,

According to Harry Henning Jr, What tooling MEW has for sale is so worn out that it is beyond repairing. While Henning's Trains has purchased much of what inventory that remains, they are looking for other suppliers.

As it stands there are very few if any manufactures out there making repro parts for prewar std. & o-gauge right now.