Trash to Track. Episode 73. Bachmann class 37’s.

[@davidcurrie8429]

Hi Dan, An interesting video, I've quite often found the chemical blackening in the back of wheels, one point that needs to be mentioned is to always back self tapping screws into the previously cut thread, otherwise you eventually end up with a screw sizes hole. Regards, David.

[@gerardburton3741]

Hi, I think that cleaning the wheels shows how helpful an ultrasonic cleaner would be.

[@delphjunction1168]

🇺🇦 Nice one Dan. Had full confidence you would sort them out. Stay safe buddy. DELPH JUNCTION (Pete).

[@markheasman7631]

Hi Dan another very good video It surprises me how much you seem find on those models

[@michaeldavies9600]

Nice one Dan i have one of those so i found it very interesting to watch.Not only that the class 37 is my all time favourite loco.

[@johndrabwell4501]

Not seen your site before. Very interesting and like the look of your layout. Well done and thanks. Drabbers

[@tombeck6335]

Very informative video, just in the process of repairing 2 Bachmann 37s myself, so I found it very interesting. Well done yet again Dan!

[@DugmerJunction]

Nice one Dan, enjoyed that one 👍

[@billyharper4864]

Do you have any idea what that black muck was, or where it might have come from?

[@thestocktonflyer4059]

Great video dan 👍

[@steamerAE]

To me , this black stuff look like carbon grease, nasty stuff. Well done, nice Video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻