snow polugh
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snow polugh
i have had a go at makeing a polugh (failed epicly) can any give so ideas or plans cheers
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get some small plastic tube (around 1.5 inch diameter) and cut into quarters length ways.
Cut a 45 degree angle into two pieces and stick them together and onto a triangle of ply to hold the tops together. Sharpen the leading edge and paint and fix onto the buffer beam of a wagon.
Done!
Cut a 45 degree angle into two pieces and stick them together and onto a triangle of ply to hold the tops together. Sharpen the leading edge and paint and fix onto the buffer beam of a wagon.
Done!
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If you need something a bit heavy duty, and don't mind the price how about this:
http://sites.google.com/site/riograndem ... nison-plow
http://sites.google.com/site/riograndem ... nison-plow
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Re: Snow Plow
no accucacft but i have a mamod onlone form a m8 but not sure
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i made one last week and all it's made from is a short rectangel pice of mettle ben at the two cornars near the track if you get a phot of a snow plow try to follow along those lines
1 bend the mettle to form a rectangle
2 bend the two cornars inwards near the track
3 fit it to a tender or loco
4 paint it
5 let it snow ( tested in real snow)
make sure its about
8cm hight
15cm long
1 bend the mettle to form a rectangle
2 bend the two cornars inwards near the track
3 fit it to a tender or loco
4 paint it
5 let it snow ( tested in real snow)
make sure its about
8cm hight
15cm long
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Hmmmm thats interesting as both of my mamods are more powerful when in reverse! and i've heard that this is because of the way that the reverser is made, forgotten the exact details now!M-G-Railway:46685 wrote:it gets pushed in the snow and because the loco goes faster in forward there will be more power to shove the snow out the way
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I can tell you from experience, that both of my operational mamods (well, when i had 2 operational mamods that it ) were noticeably more powerful in reverse, and Britomart had a significant different, once she managed to pull 3 mamod waggons (covered) and 2 waggons full of ballast which weighted as much as 1 1/2 mamod waggons and also another dead mamod on the end with ease! She couldn't do it in forward
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