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Model Forum / General / Railroads / October 2007Need spring for Peco
I need a new point spring and spring retainer cover for a Peco Code 100 turnout. Anyone know where to get these items? Carter Braxton > I need a new point spring and spring retainer cover for a Peco Code 100 > turnout. Anyone know where to get these items? > > Carter Braxton Peco sell them from the factory. >I need a new point spring and spring retainer cover for a Peco Code 100 >turnout. Anyone know where to get these items? There's an address on the box the turnout came in - the springs at least are really cheap. *  Signature* PV something like badgers--something like lizards--and something like corkscrews. Thanks for the info... I was hoping for an e-mail address for Peco but their website doesn't include one... I guess it's back to International Snail Mail. Carter >>I need a new point spring and spring retainer cover for a Peco Code 100 >>turnout. Anyone know where to get these items? > > There's an address on the box the turnout came in - the springs at least > are really cheap. * > Thanks for the info... I was hoping for an e-mail address for Peco but their > website doesn't include one... I guess it's back to International Snail > Mail. Well havent you bought the Peco turouts in a store ? They proberbly have accesories for the turnouts.. Klaus SignatureModelbane Europas hjemmeside: http://www.modelbaneeuropa.hadsten.dk Modeltog, internet, gratis spambekæmpelse, elektronik og andet: http://home6.inet.tele.dk/moppe > > Thanks for the info... I was hoping for an e-mail address for Peco but their > > website doesn't include one... I guess it's back to International Snail [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > They proberbly have accesories for the turnouts.. Peco never offer turnout replacement parts in their catalogue - their policy seems to be "write to Peco and we'll send you the bits". Greg.P. NZ > Peco never offer turnout replacement parts in their catalogue - their > policy seems to be "write to Peco and we'll send you the bits". The store I purchase my PECO tracks in, have extra springs on stock. Klaus SignatureModelbane Europas hjemmeside: http://www.modelbaneeuropa.hadsten.dk Modeltog, internet, gratis spambekæmpelse, elektronik og andet: http://home6.inet.tele.dk/moppe > > Peco never offer turnout replacement parts in their catalogue - their > > policy seems to be "write to Peco and we'll send you the bits". > > The store I purchase my PECO tracks in, have extra springs on stock. That's good! They are not catalogued in my current catalogue or any back to the 1950s. Greg.P. > That's good! They are not catalogued in my current catalogue or any back > to the 1950s. It's normal for "my" shop that they have what you need and that often includes things not in the catalouges. For example spare parts - they are often not in the catalouges. Klaus SignatureModelbane Europas hjemmeside: http://www.modelbaneeuropa.hadsten.dk Modeltog, internet, gratis spambekæmpelse, elektronik og andet: http://home6.inet.tele.dk/moppe > > That's good! They are not catalogued in my current catalogue or any back > > to the 1950s. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > For example spare parts - they are often not in the catalouges. Here in New Zealand we're lucky if model shops even have model railway catalogues! Greg.P. >Peco never offer turnout replacement parts in their catalogue - their >policy seems to be "write to Peco and we'll send you the bits". Yep. I've never seen instructions on replacement parts anywhere else. Their website is pretty sketchy in general - Peco makes great stuff, but their packaging and general mode of doing business hasn't updated with the times. * P.S. That would be http://www.peco-uk.com/ Signature* PV something like badgers--something like lizards--and something like corkscrews. |
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