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Reply to "Running locomotives to keep them in good working order"

Well, now I'm kinda worried.  I haven't regularly ran my trains for 20 yrs.  Whats worse is I have several engines that are 20+ yrs old that are still in the box.  Nothing will be run again until the move is finished.  I know they will need  lube maintenance, inspection of foam padding, cracked wires, polish of the e-unit contacts, etc.

Nothing I can do about it now.  After the dust settles, I plan to pull them out one at a time and see what happens.  Postwar should go pretty easy.  The newer stuff will be a crap shoot.

Overall, I would still rather have bought the trains I wanted over the years and deal with the future consequences of them sitting idle.

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