I'm attempting to carry out a proper service on my 101, 108 and 4CEP. I may be being too cautious but I can't get the bodies off the chassis; I've tried with pieces of perspex (as per the Dapol 50) but still can't remove them. Is it essential to remove the body to oil the motor bearings or can this be done by just removing the motor bogie?
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Quote from: N_GaugeModeller on November 19, 2019, 09:54:29 PM
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