Good source for Ross Switches?

May not be the best price wise but you could order from Ross direct. That what I did at least...

C.T. McCormick in PA.  Don't have the website URL handy.

Do you need two switches or twenty switches?

 

When I've only needed a couple at a time, I've ordered them directly from Ross.  Cost a couple of bucks more, by it's usually only a couple of days until I have them delivered.

 

Jim

Stick with Ross direct. Steve Berneissen is a true gentleman and is customer service oriented. He will even help you with design questions when using his track. He generally answers the phone when you call and will give you'll the time you need for questions and suggestions. Ct mCcormicks looks good, but your not saving that much. I and others on the forum have had nothing but success working with him.

I like dealing with Ross direct. They are great folks and the experience is great.

We just went through the same situation with a Ross Switch order. We ended up getting them from Dave at Mercer Junction. He's a member here and on the last cover of OGR. Great experience from Dave, highly recommend him.

www.cmtrains.com has the best prices on Ross that I have found.

 

...keep the rails polished...

Sommerfeld Trains in Butler, WI will discount Ross.  Their phone is 262-783-7792.  Jack and Matt are nice people to deal with.

 

John

I too have done Ross from AM Hobbies, however I suggest the direct mail from factory option is best.

 

There is a bit of Ross on Ebay here and there...

 

(I hope that Bob is better soon and maybe even see AM reopen.)