Product Title: Walthers 910-20012 UNDECORATED/UNLETTERED PLYMOUTH ML-8 INDUSTRIAL SWITCHER MAINLINE BLACK HO Scale

Manufacturer: Walthers

Scale: HO

Condition: Item Condition: C-9, Box Condition P-8

Operational Status: This item is assumed to be fully operational according to the manufacturer's specifications.

TCA Condition/Grading Standards: C-9: Factory New—Brand New: all original; unused; may evidence factory rubs and the slightest evidence of handling, shipping and having been test run at the factory.

TCA Box Grading Standards: P-8: Like New: Complete and all original. Evidence of light use and aging, additional notations since leaving publisher or manufacturer. Contents of box may be missing.

Photos: Stock

Manufacturer Information:

Small in size but packed with power, WalthersMainline(R) ML-8 diesel switchers are perfect for railroad shops, short lines and industries. Fully assembled and ready for service, the HO models feature:

• ESU LokPilot Decoder with onboard capacitance - control decoder (no sound) features built-in capacitor to maintain performance during brief power interruptions over switches and dirty track
• Prototypes in service 1920s to present with several now in museums
• 3-point suspension for positive track contact
• Highly detailed, heavy die-cast metal underframe & hood
• Etched metal, see-through radiator guard
• Separate metal handrails
• Painted, unlettered locos include decals with Cornerstone industry logos, numbers and more
• Fully assembled, ready to enjoy, perfect loco for small layouts
• Powerful WalthersMainline drive with:
• 5-pole skew-wound motor
• Prototypical low speed gearing
• Helical-cut gears for quiet operation
• All-wheel drive & electrical pickup
• Machined brass flywheel
• Constant & directional LED lights
• RP-25 metal wheels
• Proto MAX(TM) metal knuckle couplers

 
PLEASE NOTE: When operating Walthers-branded DCC-equipped locomotives in DC mode, do not use power packs that exceed an 18V rating. This includes MRC 1300-series power packs which have known issues with our decoders.