Id agree with the above

Once suffered a Semaphore signal failure ( wouldn't come off) which was solved by the Signalman walking down and kicking the balance weight to loosen the wire  - Don't think that works on Colour Lights

When will those wizard manufactures in the far east miniaturise clockwork and/or steam?

No more wires, just a key (Wind up Hand of God). Or fire and water and oil and singed hair and greasy hands and overalls and ....Oh hell whatever.

Quote from: JasonBz on August 09, 2015, 10:08:31 AM
Id agree with the above
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Once suffered a Semaphore signal failure ( wouldn't come off) which was solved by the Signalman walking down and kicking the balance weight to loosen the wire  - Don't think that works on Colour Lights

Believe me, as an electrician I can honestly say that a good size 8 or bigger can solve loads of problems 

Little problem, little 'ammer - big problem, big' ammer...  No problem!

Quote from: Zogbert Splod on August 09, 2015, 02:31:18 PM
Little problem, little 'ammer - big problem, big' ammer...  No problem!

Good to see someone following the same theory as my signature advises 

Quote from: Zogbert Splod on August 08, 2015, 05:40:25 PM
You twiddled the knob and the train went off on its merry way. Then you twiddled it the other way and it went backwards. **insert sound of heavy sigh**

Ah yes, I (,, maurice) remember it well (/chevalier,,,)
We should reinvent those, it would make life in the Inglenook shunter so much easier !!

QuoteLittle problem, little 'ammer - big problem, big' ammer...  No problem!

Ohhh sophisticated, two sizes of Birmingham screwdriver ! Gosh