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Norm CharbonneauOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

A couple of Legacy K4s with minor 3RS mods. The 3667 was bought from the buy/sell on here a few months ago for a very good price with some minor issues. I got it cleaned up and found it to be ok. I added an auxiliary power tether to both of these engines to help keep them alive over turnout gaps. These engines had the annoying feature of needing to be power cycled to restore sounds if the tender lost power momentarily. I modified a Kadee 700 series coupler for the 3667’s pilot to couple up for doubleheading. Here’s some phone shots and a YouTube link (can never seem to embed these right):

Youtube link: https://youtu.be/ZsJq1BgQ360

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7/18/188:46 AM

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BobbyDOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Fantastic work Norm!

Purchased some of GunrunnerJohns battery replacements to stop that annoying sound drop out issue.

Norm CharbonneauOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Thx man. I needed a power jumper for the engines too, now they can crawl over anything.

7/18/1811:01 AM

Dennis HollerOGR Forum Member

Man, those look great Norm!

7/18/1812:29 PM

Dj'sOgaugetrainsOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Really nice norm! Can you explain how you modified the kadee 700 coupler to fit on the pilot of the rear K4?

Jim 1939OGR Forum Member

Well done, as always Norm.

7/22/1810:35 AM

CAPPilotOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Really nice. Maybe someday I'll get my two Legacy K4s done but they will never look as good as yours.

7/22/1810:58 AM

Norm CharbonneauOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Thx you guys. DJ, I cut down a 746. It’s a bit floppy but does the job:

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7/22/1811:34 AM

Kon112HOGR Forum Member

Awesome work! Your layout is one of my favorites !

7/22/1812:09 PM

Dj'sOgaugetrainsOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Norm Charbonneau posted:
Thx you guys. DJ, I cut down a 746. It’s a bit floppy but does the job:

Looks great!

L.I.TRAINOGR Forum Member

Norm

Thanks for sharing ` REALLY LOVED the final minute shot from inside the engine house, ABSOLUTELY GREAT !!!!!

8/13/1811:58 PM

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