It is interesting that this transformer comes with a jack and there is no mention that the other transformers all come with the two metal connections. Also, if you buy a rerailer they all come with the two connectiog wires and not a jack and there is no mention of this difference. It is only noticible when there is a problem. I guess if there was a two hundred dollar sale involved they would be more specific. The list of items that came with the set listed no spicific number for and of the parts. The part only cost five dollars but the shipping was six dollars. What Bachmann fails to realize when they make little things difficult the customers look elsewhere.
In any event it was an education.
Thanks again for your interest.

Hi,
I would like to thank everyone for their patience and help. The part I was looking for is BAC00002, "short red power wire new"

Thank you for your interest. The connection at the rerailer is standard. The problem is at the end on the red wire is a jack, rather than the standard clips that you screw on the transformer.

Thank you for your interest but how does it help me. None of my questions were answerd

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