Busch 1800 Rolling road set 3 axles

The rolling road test stand is used to jack up a locomotive. With the rolling road test stand current transfers from the rail to the wheels of the locomotive allowing them to turn freely while the locomotive remains stationary. The rolling road test stand is handy in the workshop for locomotive repairs, cleaning oiling or for displaying locomotives on bookshelves etc. This newly developed and patented rolling road test stand consists of three sets of roller supports each of which cradles an axle (all the axles of a locomotive do not have to be supported with roller supports). Two contact areas pick up current from the track and pass it to the wheels through the roller support casters. The roller supports can be made compatible with the Marklin system by the use of additional contact springs (provided) and an additional neutral conductor contact. The roller supports are constructed of high-precision turned parts which ensure smooth running properties and current transmission. Technical Data: Gauge: 16.5 mm (H0/OO) Minimum axle separation: 14 mm Caster diameter: 6.5 mm Clearance track upper edge to wheel: ca. 7 to 8 mm Wheel support with 3 degrees of bevel as per NEM standard. Size of each support: 14 x 22.5 x 9 mm (L x W x H)

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