1. The "Flying Scotsman" coach has been removed so that the point is now visible.
2. The sliding arm in the R8015 baseplate has been extended outward from the baseplate so that the point is now in the "curved" position.
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Plate 190: Installing a surface-mounted point motor with an extension arm, Part 5
(This plate added NOV 2003)
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This view is similar to Plate 189 with two important differences:
1. The "Flying Scotsman" coach has been removed so that the point is now visible. 2. The sliding arm in the R8015 baseplate has been extended outward from the baseplate so that the point is now in the "curved" position. |
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