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Re: Very Cheap Jouef Industrial? Shunter

Ola Trygve Kvitle24 Oct 2009 20:09
> Has anyone seem these extremely cheap Jouef shunting locos?  They have a
> catalogue number HJ800100 and come with a wagon in a blister pack.
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> quite useful for industrial, or freelance locos, or perhaps as a chassis
> for some other kind of project.  Has anyone seen them run?

The model is simple with no glass in the windows and no lights.
It picks up current on all 4 wheels, and has a low top end speed.

The model is somewhat noisy.

A page about the model:
http://lestrainsjouef.free.fr/fr/dies_fra/y51100_sncf.html

1984 parts diagramme:
http://lestrainsjouef.free.fr/pdf/parts/jf8501.pdf

Note that HJ800100 has the following changes from the diagramme:
belt drive replaced by spur gears (one on the motor, one on the axle)
no light
rigid NEM pocket couplers instead of screwed on couplers

Ola Trygve Kvitle

Gerald H02 Jul 2009 10:59
Has anyone seem these extremely cheap Jouef shunting locos?  They have a
catalogue number HJ800100 and come with a wagon in a blister pack.

http://www.gaugemaster.com/item_details.asp?code=HJ800100

You seem to be able to get the pack for under GBP 15.  They could be
quite useful for industrial, or freelance locos, or perhaps as a chassis
for some other kind of project.  Has anyone seen them run?

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