O'Neils Mercantile & Repair

Started by Larry C, March 23, 2026, 01:18:59 PM

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friscomike

Howdy Larry, nice work on the tractor. It adds a lot of character to the scene.  Have fun, mike

Larry C

Mike thanks, appreciate your comments.
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Pennman

Larry,

I'm still kickin! And your work on the machines and belting is top notch!

Rich

Larry C

Rich thank you for your nice comment; great to see you still around.
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Larry C

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Surprisingly the belt from the tractor to the main line came out the way I had planned; it's great when a plan comes together. The belt came out pretty straight which is a plus. The nice feature to this setup, besides being totally different, is when work has to be done on the belt line the tractor can be put in gear and moved a foot forward to release the belt tension. When finished the tractor is moved back again adding tension to the belt. No steam engine, boiler, or water tank is needed.

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Here's the setup looking from the front of the diorama.

Now that this part of the puzzle is finished the actual "building" part is probably finished. It's time to move on the scenery, which some items are on order, and adding lots and lots of little details everywhere. Thanks for stopping by for a gander and for all your great comments so stay tuned.
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Philip


Larry C

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PRR Modeler

Very nicely done Larry. Perfect job with the belts.
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

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