I believe nowadays KayDee tends to refer to the HO buckeyes, whereas the N scale version are Microtrains.     Similar to (but not identical) to other buckeyes such as Bachmanns, Kato, Dapol Easy-Shunt.  That example does look like a Microtrains.

Should be easy enough to replace with a standard Rapido T-shank coupling and spring, readily available from Graham Farish.   Post a clear photo of the underside of the bogie to confirm the type of coupling pocket fitted?

Definitely! Best reply I've  ever seen on the forum! 

Look like Kaydees to me

Hopefully a simple question - what are these couplings called?

They are on a few Farish Mk1 coaches that I bought online without checking the pictures closely enough and so I will probably look to sell on but wanted to be clear in my descriptions as to what they are. From what I can see they are knuckle couplings but are there different sub-types, or would that be a sufficient description when selling?

Thanks in advance for the group advice 

Quote from: Bealman on Today at 10:02:20 AMYep, got em both. Think it's time for a van

A beer van?
 

Yep, got em both. Think it's time for a van

The very first one..........



and a naff close up of the 10th Anniversary wagon..........

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