Which reminds me, these will have to wait in line behind KD’s and metal wheels which need to be installed on everything first… so it will be a while with a couple hundred cars stil needing them. Still, the demo was very gool.
You won’t have brokerage border fees unless your supplier uses only a courier service - buy from a source that will ship to your specs - if internationally, USPS if from the US, Royal Mail if from the UK, etc. Most online suppliers will ship by mail on request, and not courier. A notable exception is Caboose Hobbies, they have a problem differentiating between brokerage fees and import customs charges. PWRS is ok, not outstanding - they have a flaw in no shipping choices, and using heavy cardboard boxes packed with fine shredded paper [compressed] - really jacks up the shipping due to volume and weight - and they aren’t interested in suggested improvements.
Robert
A 15 minute video on how to install them? They look insanely complicated. Plus the anglecock is a triangle…
Part of a do it yourself solution,
http://www.kjmagnetics.com/products.asp?cat=11
looks like the right magnet. Just need the hose.
Today we had a low hanging hose between two autoracks come apart 40 cars back. Luckily we didn’t get a knuckle when we lost the air. Still, a one hour delay to find and fix the problem.
Jeff