MTH RK 30-5215 Bump N Go Trolley

Ward HOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

I have a MTH RK 30-5215 B-N-G Trolley on back order with hopes it will be here before Christmas.

I remember as a kid I had a Lionel B-N-G Trolley that was noisy and had to run fast down the track, then crash into the bumper to reverse.

Do the MTH versions run smoother? Slower?

I read in a post that they can be run on either AC or DC track power. True? If so does one allow better operation than the other?

If I decide to go with a Dallee Back N Forth kit for AC can I put an eReverse unit in the Trolley? I may want to run a MTH RK RDC PS2 car on the same track and I believe that will require to stay with AC track power for the Dallee Back N Forth kit. The AC version of the kit requires that any locos running on the back and forth track have eUnits that sequence FNRNF.

Many Thanks

Ward

12/16/2212:19 PM

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