T tracker tool? - Classic Toy Trains Magazine

• Member since
  January 2005
• From: Lake Worth FL
• 4,014 posts

I have to agree with Bob Nelson's comments, the T tracker is just tooo expensive for me to justify buying!!

You can use a flat tip screw driver to open the tracks at connections and a needle nose pliers to squeeze the rail tighter. Also for tubular track like O gauge and 027 I use track clips to keep the track in place better, even though most of my 027 is screwed down to the plywood I think it helps a little with electrical connections for the outside rails.

Lee F.

Interested in southest Pennsylvania railroads; Reading & Northern, Reading Company, Reading Lines, Philadelphia & Reading.