Wanted Peco PL-11 Surface Mounted Point Motors

[port perran]

Hi

Peco Point Motors seem to be out of stock everywhere.
If anyone has any surplus to needs, I'd be happy to buy them from you (inc P&P of course).
Ideally I'm looking for four but could manage with three.

Many Thanks
Martin

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[crewearpley40]

Martin. Pm sent. Do kernow not have any ? http://www.kernowmodelrailcentre.com/p/23253/PL-11-Peco-Side-Mounted-Turnout-Motor

[Bigmac]

just a great pity these dont have the facility to switch the frog.

[Train Waiting]

I've got one, Martin.  Never been used!

Best wishes.

John

[port perran]

I've several motors, Martin.  But I don't think I have the mounting plates for above-baseboard use.

Best wishes.

John

Aha.....I can buy the mounting plates, they are in stock, it's the motors that are like hen's teeth.
If you have 3 or 4, I'm happy to pay the full rrp for them. That is assuming you no longer need them.
I have plenty of Seep under board motors but for where the motors are needed on Trepol Bay, I can't fit them in.
Cheers
Martin

[Train Waiting]

I've been caught out!  I sneakily edited my post when I checked the Peco catalogue and realised that PL-11 is the new-style surface-mounted motor that lies alongside the points.  I've one of these.

But your subsequent post gives me hope that it is the traditional type (PL-10) that you want.  I have a mild profusion of these.

Now that I have caused confusion,  would you please advise what kind you are after.

Best wishes.

John

[crewearpley40]

Rails have a good one if its the solenoid PL10  https://railsofsheffield.com/products/8039/peco-pl-10-any-scale-pl10-point-motor-switch-machine-

[port perran]

Hi John.

It is the PL-11s that I want.
Where the motors are to go, it won't be possible to use the PL-1os without a lot of trouble I'm afraid.
If I was starting again from scratch I'd use Seeps but I don't really want to do that.
When you talked about mounting plates, I assumed, wrongly, that you were referring to the PL12 adaptor plates.
It's all very confusing.

Thanks anyway

Martin

[Train Waiting]

Certainly confusing once I got involved!

Anyway; I have one PL-11, unused, which is now yours.  I have abandoned Twentieth Century remote point operation in favour of poking at them with sticks.

Best wishes.

John

[Chuffington]

Possibly a dumb question but Peco state the PL-11 is for OO/HO ?

Do they work OK with N ?

[port perran]

Certainly confusing once I got involved!

Anyway; I have one PL-11, unused, which is now yours.  I have abandoned Twentieth Century remote point operation in favour of poking at them with sticks.

Best wishes.

John

That's very kind John.
Thank you.
Now.....anybody got 2 or even 3 more?

Possibly a dumb question but Peco state the PL-11 is for OO/HO ?

Do they work OK with N ?

Yes, they will work ok with N.