Thanks, Doug, for your excellent explaination...
>Further the objection is the metal springs used in sprung trucks are <BR>
>too large with the coils spaced too far apart
I see what you mean, after going back to the "prototypes"
http://www.castlegraphics.com/graphic/transportation/rail/freight56.jpg
It's not springs all side by side, but that there are more springs BEHIND
the front two.
>I have some sprung trucks on my models, but find many do not roll as well
Ahhhh...now this I have never seen. All mine have Kadee, and all roll very
well. One thing I always do is remove the wheels from the frame before
finishing my cars, a tiny bit of oil on the end of each axle works great.
I've not yet seen one bind up or cause problems.
Cheers!
»» Jan Kohl ««
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