Always love your Christmas cars, especially the ones that have the Christmas message. Will you ever do a Christmas tank car?

Thanks to the earlier posters for their comments and links to interesting info. I think it plausible that Copper Range cars may have carried copper ingots to manufacturers of brass items in northwestern Connecticut. Michigan's Upper Peninsula is a good deal closer to New England than other copper producing areas such as western Montana and part of Arizona.

Really nice looking car. Where was the Copper Range RR and what products did they haul in these cars?

It does indeed deserve a spot on my layout

Kadee should make shims as well in their product line.

I love all your products and have used them for years except the "O"n3 plastic couplers. as they age the knuckles brake under heavy train loads. Can't they be made of metal? Thanks for all the good products you make.

Speaking of washers, I've been working on coupler conversions and adjustments on BLMA and Atlas HO TOFC 89' flatcars, which have metal underbodies. They need adjusted up to match the Kadee height gauge, but the Kadee fiber washers hole is too small to fit over the lip, even when reamed out. I'm stuck right now. I'm looking for alternate fiber washers with similar thicknesses but a bit larger, mainly with a larger hole, that will fit over a number of models I have that won't accept the good old Kadee fiber washers. They worked great on the older Athearn kits, but newer models, many which are RTR, they simply won't fit. The hole is too small. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Can your boxcars, hopper cars and tank cars be ordered with your sprung metal trucks?

Thanks for this suggestion on stabilizing the coupler. Not only is it doing that, but you can "lower" the coupling mechanism for a better fit to the coupler gauge, allowing better connections to other cars on your layout.

Super. I love Kadee. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.

Good content! Does Kadee have a solution for broken couplers between TRIX steam locos and tender? They have NEM pocket and latch type couplers. They break, suprise! I love Kadee products and would love a fix. THANKS

Where is the brunette sales lady?

Your Video is Great BUT you NEED to ZOOM in so the Viewer can SEE Exactly the Procedure your Narrating ! Thank You !

Just ran across this video. How do I figure out which number coupler I need to buy to replace couplers from various manufacturers?

Is this new coupler head actually HO 1/87 scale, or semi-scale?

Uhhhh... Silly me... Why doesn't Kadee make them that way so that don't droop?

Are these proto:48?

About time you run some more tank cars… the 11,000 tank you made disassembles very easily for custom paint jobs.

Ever install a KD operating coupler on an IHC Steam loco pilot?

A little critique on your cars, I think you should use wire and casted grab irons instead of plastic.

These are great, now you just need to bring the double shelf coupler and this one to O scale!

looking forward to bulk pack 120-25

I wish they offered different sized spacer washer, I keep finding couplers with larger id's where I cannot use these

Wow! These look incredible, I love the prototypical dished profile of the wheel faces and backs, and the casting ID marks. I model HO but collect some Atlas O just to display because they’re THAT cool, and I sure would love to equip some of my older Atlas O with these!

Looks awesome !

I'm having some trouble with my Walter's Viewliner couplers. They aren't long enough and they rub against the diaphragms. And they don't line up correctly. How do I solve this? 🤔

The camera views could be a lot closer so we can actually see what you are doing... both views are too far away from the fine detail you are doing to the wagon and coupling.

I hope you guys do these in Northern Pacific. They received them starting the 1940s.

I love these boxcars, but you guys should start doing multiple road numbers.

Music reminds me. I want steak for dinner tonight

Do you have any suggestions on what manufacturer wheel sets yo use pm my tyco rolling stock

Do the bearing caps actually rotate on the 70t & 100t R/B trucks? The website doesn't say.

Very helpful but I have a problem with older cars that I got on ebay. They aren't knuckle couplers but the other kind. So I bought a couple of packs of KD 148 but now realize that I can't remove the couplers because the trucks have no screws. The only work around I can think of is a dedicated car (boxcar for instance) that has a KD coupler to hitch to the engine and the other end of the car has the non-KD coupler. Then I can add the rest of the boxcars I bought. Does that make sense or is there something else I can do? Thanks, good explanation on the couplers!

it'd be nice to see some older models such as mantua/modelpower

I have a couple of these. One is road #4475 with dull red (brown?) roof and ends matching the car color, and another with road #1001 with silver roof/black ends (that one was 'aged' by the previous owner). No idea of manufacturer I purchased them seperately at model train shows. They appear to be of high quality with metal wheels and good couplers and good detail. Glad to see a model train manufacturer producing model examples of this rather obscure local short line railroad.

Can we please get another 11,000 gallon tank car? Preferably a Diamond Shamrock/Diamond Chemicals or Diamond Alkali. There are options for paint that haven’t been done by other manufacturers. Please!!! I’d buy a bunch of them. So would a bunch of my modeling friends from North East Ohio where the “mothership” Diamond plant was.

I'd love to see more different types of cars from you folks. You're really sticking it to the other China made companies.

Please Zoom in closer to the parts - they are the star of the show.

Very attractive looking covered hopper car model, I plan on purchasing one example and the Kadee ho scale two bay covered hoppers are spectacular and well detailed- Tom.

Kadee dose make beautifull cars,the metal trucks and couplers i converted much of my rolling stock to in fact perform much better then some of my brass rolling stock trucks.

Very useful video. Please make a similar one for LARGE SCALE. Thanks.

To be clear, what size thickness polystyrene sheet should I buy?

I solved my problem today. I think I will go with shims. Can you tell the the thickness I should get for my coupler 242 box?

I'm a newbie. Why not recommend the Kadee product (Kadee 211 HO Scale Styrene Gearbox Shims .010in & .015in )? I have a problem with the uncoupling of a Kato HO P-42 Loco which is lower than my Bachmann Amtrak Dome car coupler. Both are #158. This is my only uncouplng issue. Wiil a slim help? And if so what inch. Can I use a #158 and a #142 coupler to reach the proper coupler height? In your next video please use a before and after view of a drooping or sagging coupler so people like me can know they have a problem. A response would be appreciated .

I'm glad Kadee has continued to make cars with such attention to details like see through running boards and car doors that can be opened. It really adds to the enjoyment of owning your products and running them on a layout. Thanks for highlighting all of those details.

WTH IS A "BOX-CAAH?!?" :p

Another great car from Kadee!

i will see in Denver Co

I proudly have 43-ish kadee cars.

It would be nice to have multiple road numbers available. 😊