Dear Stephan,
Thank you for your prompt reply. Yes, you are right.
I just called Bachman customer service today and sadly they said my Liberty Bell Special set doesn't smoke :-(
Anyways, regarding the "pilot truck/wheels have a small spring under them" that you mentioned, I don't see it there.
Mine is more like a teeter-mechanics.... and the wheel supposed to "fall" onto the rails without any spring's pressure.
Also, I discovered that the smoke fluid was just absorbing through the gaps of the locomotive and then drops onto the rail... make it a bit wet. Maybe that's why it keeps falling out... I tried to dry it up and now seems to be back to stable.
Thanks again Stephan and nice day to everyone.
I would check back this forum often.
Phan
Thank you for your prompt reply. Yes, you are right.
I just called Bachman customer service today and sadly they said my Liberty Bell Special set doesn't smoke :-(
Anyways, regarding the "pilot truck/wheels have a small spring under them" that you mentioned, I don't see it there.
Mine is more like a teeter-mechanics.... and the wheel supposed to "fall" onto the rails without any spring's pressure.
Also, I discovered that the smoke fluid was just absorbing through the gaps of the locomotive and then drops onto the rail... make it a bit wet. Maybe that's why it keeps falling out... I tried to dry it up and now seems to be back to stable.
Thanks again Stephan and nice day to everyone.
I would check back this forum often.
Phan
I don't know why but I fix again every wheel, make sure they are all on the right track, then the train go smoothly couple rounds, at slow speed. And then I speed up a bit by abit, it's still very smooth. But in the maximum speed, after a little while (3-4 rounds), the directing wheels comes off the rail... this is weird, because the first time I set it up a week a go, everything was fine and smooth.