I have had a Hymek Class 35 C.I.E. Livery Engine (Hornby R.768) since the late 1970's - actually I have two but one is on the blink.
I have one that runs reasonably but the other will not budge.
Obviously age may have something to do with it so what I am considering doing is purchasing a replacement Power Bogie (I have seen one that is available at what I would consider a decent price).
So, what I am wondering is this: Should I make an attempt to service the original power bogie first (following a youtube video that I have seen) or just replace it?
I don't have any experience at servicing these trains and they have not run in many a long year.
I am hoping to sell these on along with a few other engines and rolling stock from the late 70's/early 80's.
Any advice on this would be very much appreciated.
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Shane McD
Hi All,
I have had a Hymek Class 35 C.I.E. Livery Engine (Hornby R.768) since the late 1970's - actually I have two but one is on the blink.
I have one that runs reasonably but the other will not budge.
Obviously age may have something to do with it so what I am considering doing is purchasing a replacement Power Bogie (I have seen one that is available at what I would consider a decent price).
So, what I am wondering is this: Should I make an attempt to service the original power bogie first (following a youtube video that I have seen) or just replace it?
I don't have any experience at servicing these trains and they have not run in many a long year.
I am hoping to sell these on along with a few other engines and rolling stock from the late 70's/early 80's.
Any advice on this would be very much appreciated.
Regards,
Shane McD
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