http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SleK1GqaYOc 
the rise starts at about  4 feet back from 2:06 and you can see the difference between the levels at 2:39  the tressel alone rises 2 inches in about 2 feet at 2:46 i didn't have a say it is over 30 years old i'm not arguing that it is to steep i'm just saying it what we have and i can pull 6 coaches with out a problem.

it uses the same chassis as the other 0-6-0t and it uses led's

Anyone tried it yet?  it makes it work so much better I used a dz143. I hard wired it in and now I'm not having any more problems.
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Yeah its mostly on one spot our layout was modular but we anchored it. our bridge is a inclined tressel and it probably rises about 15 inches in 25 feet

GWR, GWR, PANNIER POWER, i love those pannier tanks like the class 2721's all runn on my layout is Tank Engine's
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the instructions often show multiple parts but it is to save on printing the off different sheets go to the parts store

Im a steam gu but i may have the part put up a picture of the loco

We go by a max of 1 in for every foot, at my club. so over one foot it will rise one inch.

Thank we will

The drive(its rubber a band with notches in it
) band may be broken or slipping

on the under side of the engine you can see the gear for the wheels, un-screw the plate and file  down the gear cover until it doesn't catch

Hey Mr Bachmann

I work in a Model trains shop in California and i was wondering
if we can order liliput or bachmann branch line products to our store...

You can get it at local Table top wargaming dealer look for flames of war  or Warhammer 40,000

I live in California and it takes a week to get stuff from this lady:
http://www.ajmrailways.com/

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