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1 minute ago, Alan Oliver said:

I have sent them a photo but on looking at it, it’s lost a handrail too.

Actually, they also supplied a missing handrail off my Ballymoss too, come to think of it.

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I must admit I find the sale of surplus 37 419 models rather hard to understand. I returned a faulty one to Rails of Sheffield a couple of weeks ago and got the reply that it was being returned to Accurascale for repair but this would take at least 2 months!

 

This is slightly disappointing as surely the faulty item should have been replaced if surplus became available. 

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23 minutes ago, NIRCLASS80 said:

I must admit I find the sale of surplus 37 419 models rather hard to understand. I returned a faulty one to Rails of Sheffield a couple of weeks ago and got the reply that it was being returned to Accurascale for repair but this would take at least 2 months!

 

This is slightly disappointing as surely the faulty item should have been replaced if surplus became available. 

Out of interest, what was wrong with the one you got?

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1 hour ago, Covkid said:

Ahem. Can't use that one any more Captain. Cleared for Dawlish now as much as other trains, and ISTR the Hitachis had significantly more issues at the last big Dawlish carwash !!!

No, I did realise that was the case now (which is why I referred to the abominations as Virgin Voyagers), I was just invoking a bit of history.

 

I was also aware of the Class 800 etc. abominations also having trouble, but at least (or so I'm told) you can now electrically couple a Class 800 to a Class 802. You just couldn't make it up.

 

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1 hour ago, NIRCLASS80 said:

I must admit I find the sale of surplus 37 419 models rather hard to understand. I returned a faulty one to Rails of Sheffield a couple of weeks ago and got the reply that it was being returned to Accurascale for repair but this would take at least 2 months!

 

This is slightly disappointing as surely the faulty item should have been replaced if surplus became available. 

 

Unless a repair is requested our default is always to replace from new stock. I would respectfully suggest you take it up with your retailer 

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23 minutes ago, McC said:

 

Unless a repair is requested our default is always to replace from new stock. I would respectfully suggest you take it up with your retailer 

Can i just add to the comment by McC, i recently returned a defective class 37 (motor issue). This was replaced with a brand new unit and acknowledged within 24 hours of it being received at the repair facility. The service received was excellent. 

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1 hour ago, McC said:

 

Unless a repair is requested our default is always to replace from new stock. I would respectfully suggest you take it up with your retailer 

Taken up with Rails and returned and also told on the 29th April it had been received and would be returned to yourselves. I shall be in touch with them in the morning. 

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Waiting with trepidation for the arrival of these beauties, pure 37 Porn 😂😂👍
hopefully the ship/aircraft will be docking/landing soon. Hotly anticipated arrivals this second tranche out of the first batch  

no apologies for the repost of the pics. Just gets folk salivating 😂😂👍👍 IMG_6126.jpeg.1f31c01b14cd52ac93ce76306aeb5f71.jpegIMG_6127.jpeg.ab8c1cdfa9e564e0e28347f639e94131.jpeg

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10 minutes ago, Krieghoff said:

Waiting with trepidation for the arrival of these beauties, pure 37 Porn 😂😂👍
hopefully the ship/aircraft will be docking/landing soon. Hotly anticipated arrivals this second tranche out of the first batch  

no apologies for the repost of the pics. Just gets folk salivating 😂😂👍👍 IMG_6126.jpeg.1f31c01b14cd52ac93ce76306aeb5f71.jpegIMG_6127.jpeg.ab8c1cdfa9e564e0e28347f639e94131.jpeg

 

If I may…. 

 

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On 12/05/2023 at 18:54, NIRCLASS80 said:

I must admit I find the sale of surplus 37 419 models rather hard to understand. I returned a faulty one to Rails of Sheffield a couple of weeks ago and got the reply that it was being returned to Accurascale for repair but this would take at least 2 months!

 

This is slightly disappointing as surely the faulty item should have been replaced if surplus became available. 

I returned class 37423 to Hattons a few weeks ago as the lights burnt out. I have just been given a fix time of 4 to 6 weeks. I used the term fix, as my understanding was they were sold out, a straight replacement would be great.

I have been in touch with Accurascale who have said 28 days so keeping my fingers crossed.

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41 minutes ago, dave56 said:

I returned class 37423 to Hattons a few weeks ago as the lights burnt out. I have just been given a fix time of 4 to 6 weeks. I used the term fix, as my understanding was they were sold out, a straight replacement would be great.

I have been in touch with Accurascale who have said 28 days so keeping my fingers crossed.

 

If a retailer sends us a failed unit we send a new one right back to them. If it’s been sent to us you should have a replacement in a week tops. Hope that helps. 

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12 minutes ago, McC said:

 

If a retailer sends us a failed unit we send a new one right back to them. If it’s been sent to us you should have a replacement in a week tops. Hope that helps. 

Thank you.

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Has anybody managed to remove the chains on these yet?  I will be needing to drop in the EM gauge wheelsets but on looking at chain connections, it doesnt look that starightforward. I know there is a "loosely" based instruction for the Deltic conversion, but  it doesnt clearly show how the chains are removed without butchering them

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