Picjed up some great info with this video. Never thought of using lighter fluid to clean gunk from the motor. On the comutator surface I use a fiberglass scratch brush. Cleans and polishes nicely. Breaking the applicator stick the clean the gaps is a neat trick.
Love the videos! I was curious as to what type of synthetic grease you use on your engines gears. I have been using white lithium, but it seems to dry out and not last too long
Such a classic engine. Thanks for sharing. I love your channel! I could watch your videos all day. Thank you so much for making them. Please count me as a new subscriber to your channel.
Picjed up some great info with this video. Never thought of using lighter fluid to clean gunk from the motor. On the comutator surface I use a fiberglass scratch brush. Cleans and polishes nicely. Breaking the applicator stick the clean the gaps is a neat trick.
Thanks!
Very helpful video -- it gives me the confidence I need to get this old classic humming again!
Thanks!
I have this locomotive. Great Lionel postwar locomotive. Very nice!!!
yes its a fine engine!
Love the videos! I was curious as to what type of synthetic grease you use on your engines gears. I have been using white lithium, but it seems to dry out and not last too long
I bought it at Harbot Freight check them out its in a tube very good stuff
Excellent narrative. A wealth of information.
Thank you!
I have a Lionel 2055 4-6-4 Hudson locomotive I did some repair work on it and it runs real good to Even the smoke unit still works to
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Yes indeed!
Such a classic engine. Thanks for sharing. I love your channel! I could watch your videos all day. Thank you so much for making them. Please count me as a new subscriber to your channel.
thank you so much!
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Thanks so much!
Awesome video friend!
I forgot to mention I have the 2065 version of the hudson engine. Very similar!
Nice job!
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