Thank you Bob , yes its something that happens to s all , track movement after long hot spells or cold , we just have to keep up with repairs ...cheers dave
Hi Brian , yes ongoing problems , every year I get new problems with track , think most of us do , but as shown a few hours work and all working good , something i would not have advised soldering joints , but its worked great on the points joint ...Cheers Dave
Hi Mike , yes problem that we all seem to get , I do normally leave a tiny gap ,, but just could not get a smooth run over these points , so as I said I soldered the joint , it sure got running smoother over with no loss of sound on the joint .. next heatwave May bring back the problem?? … cheers Dave
Hi Chris .. yes something that occurs from time to time , think I have shown before , but it’s something we all get and this shows how easy it is to remedy … cheers Dave
Good morning dear David, it's nice to see you working at your dream faboulous layout tips,instructions how to repair.....and running session a big like from me and best greetings to you and Deb All the best Alberto 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Good morning Albero ..afternoon now for you ..as normal after hot spells we get the odd problems with the trck , so yes I am showing how easy it is to replace and repair ..cheers Dave
Hi Digger , yes something i am getting used to after all these yeara , funny each year there is part of the layout that need so track re allignement ..cheers Dave
I have soldered all my track joints and have never had a issue with track buckling. It sure does help with keeping everything aligned and connectivity.
Dave, I love your videos. A request from an American...When trying to understand what you are saying with your accent (to me anyways) it would be helpful if you could quiet the locomotive sounds. When you are just running trains its fine but when you are trying to convey information it is difficult to understand what you are saying. Keep up your videos as I am learning how to build my RR.
Hi Buzz , yes a few say that , I must try to speak slower and clearer , ands remember not to talk with trains running , thanks for commenting , just hope you could follow all what I showed …. Good luck with your modelling … cheers Dsve
Hi Dave, back in the loft now the cooler weather here and the nights drawing in. Your doing a good job with the track maintenance. I've just lifted some of .I've as its not feared too well in that heatwave We had. Some of it warped a little. You can't beat those track ballasters. All the best Pete 👍
Hi Peter , yes you cure one area then after summer or a very cold winter , there appears another track problem , but after all these years just about getting the hang of repairing ...one thing i did though which would not normally do was to solder on the points joint , as you see it ran over very smoothly in the end after doing that ...something may do on all in the future ...may just stop the points loco jump we get ...Cheers dave
Nice one Dave, I have also soldered problem joints in and it now has smooth running over them, but I have expansion gaps elsewhere too! Looks good what you’ve done 👍🏻
Thank you Ryan , yes something I have not done before as like to leave ting gap for expansion , but it sure made it smoother going over the joint , funny done points no problems , others you can spend ages trying to get them running smooth … cheers Dave
Hi Dave, I have a couple of Peko points on my lay out, and they gave me problems till I went over them with a small file, one still gives me problems occasionality I think it needs the plastic at the frog cutting deaper
Yes think something causes this problem , i ass you might have heard me say did solder over the joint then file down and as shown near the end the 66 ran over nice and smooth , whereas it jumped on there before ..its all some of the problems we get ..cheers dave
Nice work Dave, you make it look so easy ,track requires constant maintenance like in the real world..I have two point failures to deal with next....and spiders on the track... Those Cmx track cleaners are very rare now and worth more the the rrp from years ago.
Hi Jim , yes it’s an on going problem with track and points , like I said there it’s the first time I have soldered between joints , but sure made it smoother , as for the CMX. Think I paid £90 for mine some 10 years ago think they are double that now , if you can find them … they are the best though …. Cheers Dave
@@hovermotion. Inflation Jim , but yes they are the best but that’s getting stupid £200 + mind just looked up the price of those la Farge tanks … now £54 I paid about £15 each
Hi Dave,nice quick repair job you do make it look easy those JPA tankers I’ve got the Bachmann colas ones members only edition you said you paid £45 for 3 and there £54 each now I paid £65 each for mine last year do you think I got ripped off lol 😂 especially when I bought 12 of them cheers al
Hi Al .. it’s gone crazy with prices , £65 each that’s a lot of money , as I said I got mine on offer think it was Hattons but must be 8/9 years since , maybe they are better made now ?? as for repairs .. yes on going jobs .. cheers Dave
BACHMANN 00 GAUGE - 38-200A - JPA BOGIE. just seen the price now ..£54 ..I bought these about 8 years ago at 3 for £45. bought 6 ...its what you call Inflation ..cheers dave
Yes thats the one ..about £7/8 a tin ..watch out for carriage charges , think last lot i bought was Hattons with there standard £4 delivery charge , but bought a few things so made it reasonable ..Cheers dave
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Nice repair job Dave , Howarth's Network Rail Co LTD . ...........Peter
Hi Peter .. like that .. Howarth’s Network rail .. one thing no strikes here .. cheers Dave
good to se you haven't lost your touch Dave nice work 😁😁🚂🚂 cheers al
Thanks Al , yes track work is somnething we have to keep up with , cure one problem and get another ..all part of the hobby ..cheers dave
Helpful stuff, as ever, Dave, as per your style. 👍
Hi Allan , yes got to keep up with track repair work , gives us something to do .. cheers Dave
Another fine piece of infrastructure completed Dave....All looking good as always....Bob
Thank you Bob , yes its something that happens to s all , track movement after long hot spells or cold , we just have to keep up with repairs ...cheers dave
Always great demonstrations. Thanks Dave!
Thank you for your comment , … cheers Dave
Thank you , nice of you to say so ..cheers Dave
Hi Dave, you got the same problem as me 😅 it's all sent to try us, nice to have a run round, stay safe All the best Brian 😃
Hi Brian , yes ongoing problems , every year I get new problems with track , think most of us do , but as shown a few hours work and all working good , something i would not have advised soldering joints , but its worked great on the points joint ...Cheers Dave
Nice one Dave i had same problem last year in my garage point and track buckle made sure when i relaid i made sure i left a expansion gap .
Hi Mike , yes problem that we all seem to get , I do normally leave a tiny gap ,, but just could not get a smooth run over these points , so as I said I soldered the joint , it sure got running smoother over with no loss of sound on the joint .. next heatwave May bring back the problem?? … cheers Dave
Looks great Dave, always a great watch
Thank you , happy you enjoyed … cheers Dave
An on going thing track repairs Dave, great job the trains are running well now. Regards Chris
Hi Chris .. yes something that occurs from time to time , think I have shown before , but it’s something we all get and this shows how easy it is to remedy … cheers Dave
As always Dave - simply brilliant. Harry
Thank you Harry , think its a problem we all gt with model railways ...Cheers dave
Well done David, quick repair job. Nights drawing in quick now, keep well both
Thank you David , yes think we all get these problems with a layout , one thing it’s normally easy to put right … cheers Dave
Good morning dear David,
it's nice to see you working at your dream faboulous layout
tips,instructions how to repair.....and running session
a big like from me and best greetings to you and Deb
All the best
Alberto 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Good morning Albero ..afternoon now for you ..as normal after hot spells we get the odd problems with the trck , so yes I am showing how easy it is to replace and repair ..cheers Dave
Looking good David 👍👍👍
Thank you Stef ...Dave
Thanks Dave.
Welcome ...Dave
Crikey Dave you're way better than network rail at doing track replacement!, installed ballasted and weathered all in a weekend, great job mate
Hi Digger , yes something i am getting used to after all these yeara , funny each year there is part of the layout that need so track re allignement ..cheers Dave
I have soldered all my track joints and have never had a issue with track buckling. It sure does help with keeping everything aligned and connectivity.
Glad you have told us that , like you heard me say it’s first time for me , sure made for smother ride over them …. Cheers Dave
Well done. 😊 Cheers Andy 🤠
Thanks Andy
My compliments, you make it look so easy Dave
Thank you John , like you something we do on a regular basis , so just about got the hang of it now ????...Cheers dave
Nice video Dave
Thank you John , may help a few with similar problems .. cheers Dave
Dave, I love your videos. A request from an American...When trying to understand what you are saying with your accent (to me anyways) it would be helpful if you could quiet the locomotive sounds. When you are just running trains its fine but when you are trying to convey information it is difficult to understand what you are saying. Keep up your videos as I am learning how to build my RR.
Hi Buzz , yes a few say that , I must try to speak slower and clearer , ands remember not to talk with trains running , thanks for commenting , just hope you could follow all what I showed …. Good luck with your modelling … cheers Dsve
lovely job you've done dave , better than what the british rail would do , & even put your own grass on lol , it was to hear those deltics running . 🚄
Glad you enjoyed it Lori , it’s a DIY grass job with a bit of maintenance work , helps keep me going … cheers Dave
Hi Dave, back in the loft now the cooler weather here and the nights drawing in.
Your doing a good job with the track maintenance. I've just lifted some of .I've as its not feared too well in that heatwave We had. Some of it warped a little. You can't beat those track ballasters.
All the best Pete 👍
Hi Peter , yes you cure one area then after summer or a very cold winter , there appears another track problem , but after all these years just about getting the hang of repairing ...one thing i did though which would not normally do was to solder on the points joint , as you see it ran over very smoothly in the end after doing that ...something may do on all in the future ...may just stop the points loco jump we get ...Cheers dave
Hi David, perfect, good vidéo. Gérard
Merci Gêrard
Nice one Dave, I have also soldered problem joints in and it now has smooth running over them, but I have expansion gaps elsewhere too! Looks good what you’ve done 👍🏻
Thank you Ryan , yes something I have not done before as like to leave ting gap for expansion , but it sure made it smoother going over the joint , funny done points no problems , others you can spend ages trying to get them running smooth … cheers Dave
@@howarth004 yeah mine was the same but only certain locos had the issue, I always think it takes time for the track to settle down too
Great reminder of how to deal with track problems. Always enjoy your videos Dave. Thanks for sharing. Roy.
Thanks for you comment Roy , yes it’s a problem we all get from time to time .. cheers Dave
Nice one Dave .
Thanks Allan , jobs we all get .. cheers Dave
Sure do Dave more often than people think.@@howarth004
Yes ..its not all just controlling them ...mind gives us something to do..cheers dave
Enjoyed watching the repair Dave. Summers done so more track time. Thanks for sharing and stay well.
Thank you for commenting Dave , yes work that most of us have to do ..cheers Dave
Another job well done Dave, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Andrew
Hi Dave, I have a couple of Peko points on my lay out, and they gave me problems till I went over them with a small file, one still gives me problems occasionality I think it needs the plastic at the frog cutting deaper
Yes think something causes this problem , i ass you might have heard me say did solder over the joint then file down and as shown near the end the 66 ran over nice and smooth , whereas it jumped on there before ..its all some of the problems we get ..cheers dave
Nice work Dave, you make it look so easy ,track requires constant maintenance like in the real world..I have two point failures to deal with next....and spiders on the track...
Those Cmx track cleaners are very rare now and worth more the the rrp from years ago.
Hi Jim , yes it’s an on going problem with track and points , like I said there it’s the first time I have soldered between joints , but sure made it smoother , as for the CMX. Think I paid £90 for mine some 10 years ago think they are double that now , if you can find them … they are the best though …. Cheers Dave
@@howarth004 Cmx are over £200 for ho scale , they are hand made , mega rare to find, for me they are the best track cleaner..
@@hovermotion. Inflation Jim , but yes they are the best but that’s getting stupid £200 + mind just looked up the price of those la Farge tanks … now £54 I paid about £15 each
Hi David, Nice job in raping track and ballasting.
Thank you Nick , it’s something we have to do from time to time … cheers dave
Hi Dave,nice quick repair job you do make it look easy those JPA tankers I’ve got the Bachmann colas ones members only edition you said you paid £45 for 3 and there £54 each now I paid £65 each for mine last year do you think I got ripped off lol 😂 especially when I bought 12 of them cheers al
Hi Al .. it’s gone crazy with prices , £65 each that’s a lot of money , as I said I got mine on offer think it was Hattons but must be 8/9 years since , maybe they are better made now ?? as for repairs .. yes on going jobs .. cheers Dave
Nice to see your layout again Dave. I use Railmatch but it does stink a bit.
This what I use is fairly non stincky ....and easy to use ...love these jobs ..cheers Dave
nice one dave what is the part number of them lafarge tankers please
BACHMANN 00 GAUGE - 38-200A - JPA BOGIE. just seen the price now ..£54 ..I bought these about 8 years ago at 3 for £45. bought 6 ...its what you call Inflation ..cheers dave
Is it Railmatch sleeper grime?
Yes thats the one ..about £7/8 a tin ..watch out for carriage charges , think last lot i bought was Hattons with there standard £4 delivery charge , but bought a few things so made it reasonable ..Cheers dave
Wednesday 18 Oct'23 Hi Dave ,Just too let you know , Problem within server won't send e-mails to you .... Dave..(:O(-
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Cheers Dave , Seems ok now , Have a nice evening ....Dave....(:O)-@@howarth004