Part numbers for post war tenders

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Question,

Is there a place where you can find part numbers for post war tenders? I don’'t see any in the Greenberg book other than tender whistle parts. I am looking for the coupler for a 1615T. I am thinking it is a 480-25 But there is not one on the tender so I can’t be sure.

Thanks

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Thank you Rob. [:)]

Where did you get those numbers? Am I missing or overlooking something in my book?

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I’m not sure what book you have, but this is from the 1615 section of my original 1970’s Greenberg 3 volume set.

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Thanks again Rob,

I have the Kalmbach Seventh Edition single book and it is not in my book under the 1615.

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The small format editions of the Lionel service manuals do not include most parts lists. There are several options for folks who would like a relatively complete manual.

HSL put together a DVD. I believe publisher states it contains around 1800 pages. While I have other HSL DVDs, I have not seen this one.

Over the years, Greenberg put together several different large format Lionel Service Manual sets.

One can visit the Olsens Parts web site:

http://pictures.olsenstoy.com/searchcd1.htm

It is difficult to define what constitutes a complete manual. It was offered for many years, and updates were issued periodically. Service stations were advised to discard old pages. Some saved the obsolete pages, others did not. I am reasonably certain that my edition of the large format Greenberg manual is missing some material. I found what I needed on the Olsens site.,