For sale. Three couplers. One is finished, one is finished but needs a pin to hold the knuckle in, one is not machined at all.
$30 plus shipping OBO
Thanks
FS 3 LRR Couplers 1-1/2" scale
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Re: FS 3 LRR Couplers 1-1/2" scale
LRR ? What material? More info please.
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We have enough youth, how about a fountain of Smart. My computer beat me at chess, but not kickboxing
It is not getting caught in the rain, its learning to dance in it. People saying good morning, should have to prove it.
Re: FS 3 LRR Couplers 1-1/2" scale
I don't have any info except that they are cast iron.
I've never heard of these. I was cleaning over dads, found them, he said to find them a home.
I've never heard of these. I was cleaning over dads, found them, he said to find them a home.
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Re: FS 3 LRR Couplers 1-1/2" scale
They look like the style used by some of the Montreal Live Steamers.
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Re: FS 3 LRR Couplers 1-1/2" scale
Lehigh RR, later Miller's Backyard Railroad. Often referred to as 'Iron Fists'.
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Re: FS 3 LRR Couplers 1-1/2" scale
Yes, these are VERY Old. I've seen a few of them around, usually only on equipment built back in the '60s. They can be modified slightly to work with more modern couplers. I was going to say that I know that Miller Backyard Railroad sold them. They also had an aluminum version at one time. I had a couple of those, and used them on a small caboose. Like most aluminum couplers, knuckle breakage was a problem, and was what got this pair.