STEVIEBOY1
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Many Thanks Cowley, I shall have a go and see what I can do. Watch this space. 
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00 Gauge, Class 110 DMU Grinding query
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Is that the new motor bogie? If so you just need to release the four prongs that are holding the existing motor bogie in place and insert the new motor bogie - if you having trouble releasing the four prongs break them off as the new motor bogie has them fitted.
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I took my iffey DMU Motor to my mate's on Monday and he was able to get the old motor out (He was a bit more forceful than I ) and we got the new motor in, the DMU Runs really well now, very smooth indeed. I recently bought another middle trailer, so ran it as a 4 carriage train and it was fine, going backwards and forwards. Now I have to sort out a similar problem on a GWR County Loco with motor in the tender behind.
Thank you for all your tips and suggestions, Steve.
Now I have to sort out a similar problem on a GWR County Loco with motor in the tender behind.Thank you for all your tips and suggestions, Steve.
That's excellent. I hope that it continues to work for you for a long time yet.I took my iffey DMU Motor to my mate's on Monday and he was able to get the old motor out (He was a bit more forceful than I ) and we got the new motor in, the DMU Runs really well now, very smooth indeed. I recently bought another middle trailer, so ran it as a 4 carriage train and it was fine, going backwards and forwards.
Thank you for all your tips and suggestions, Steve.
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