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#1
General Discussion / Possible Help on and Old GS4
October 07, 2011, 12:06:48 AM
Hello, I am looking for some help with an old Bachmann GS4 Daylight.  My in-laws bought my son a Chessie painted GS4 off eBay.  As you probably figured like all of those old Bachmann steam engines, it suffers from split axle rods which have allowed the drivers to slip out of quarter or fall apart.  Normally I would just junk it but because its a gift and he wants a Chessie Steam special I'm stuck figuring out how I might fix it without dumping a boat load of money into it.  He is 4 so turning him loose on a Precision Craft Reading T1 is probably not the best solution. 

I don't know the part numbers for the old axles and considering the age I kinda doubt Bachmann would have them anyway.  Does anyone know of an after market source?

Did the Bachmann Plus GS4 use the same drive or is it like the new GS4?  Can the old Bachmann shell be mounted on the Plus drive or the new drive?  Mounting the shell on a new drive would be my preferred way of fixing this.  Also does it have to be the GS4?  Are all the 4-8-4 drives the same with the same mounting positions?

Thanks

Greg McCartney
#2
HO / HO Bachmann GP9 DCC Info?
November 30, 2010, 09:06:58 PM
Hello, is there a description of the CVs that the current decoder in the Bachmann GP9 supports?  Would be nice to have a list of the CVs and there default values and possible values.

Thanks

Greg McCartney
#3
HO / Can One Purchase WM GP40 #3797 separately?
December 23, 2007, 12:08:46 AM
Is it possible to purchase the WM GP40 separately that is sold in the DCC system set?  I noticed that Bachmann has issued it with a new road number.  I already have 3796 and 3798.  I also already have a Lenz Set 100 so I don't need another starter set.   

Thanks

Greg McCartney