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Reply to "Restoring a Lionel PRR Prewar Steam Switcher & All Things Related to Keeping Them Running! Spring 2024"

Yes - clever!  My mind goes straight to a lathe, but that looks like it worked very well.  I promised (maybe) a photo of the 57" drivers I just modified.  You should have seen what I started with - the tires and rim were overwhelming the spokes!  I cut the rims with a square lathe tool, then ground the area between the spokes with a high speed dental bit in a Dremel tool. 

Obviously this thing has a long way to go, but it does run.  The cab is off a Lobaugh Mike - I always press rivets in my cabs, but am not in the mood yet to make a proper cab for this one.  Tender is freelance, but is very similar to the SP "sausage" type, used on all switchers and occasionally on Moguls and Consolidations.  Herewith:SP 0-8-0

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