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dougvv

January 14, 2010 04:03PM

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I have used a three point gauge bar at the Southeastern Railroad Museum. The two points on the one rail were about 6" apart and so I do not think it would widden the gauge much. I think the two points on the same rail allowed the gauge bar to be stable - not fall over.

Doug vV

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What is your gauge bar setting for 36" track?	Keith Berry	January 13, 2010 05:01PM
Re: What is your gauge bar setting for 36" track?	Garrett Augustus	January 13, 2010 10:15PM
Re: What is your gauge bar setting for 36" track?	Russo Loco	January 13, 2010 11:00PM
Re: What is your gauge bar setting for 36" track?	Garrett Augustus	January 13, 2010 11:10PM
Re: What is your gauge bar setting for 36" track?	John E. Bull	January 14, 2010 09:52AM
Re: What is your gauge bar setting for 36" track?	dougvv	January 14, 2010 04:03PM
Re: What is your gauge bar setting for 36" track?	John E. Bull	January 14, 2010 01:35PM

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