There was a Ford bulletin on unsiezing track from outdoor storeage where you simply hit the pins left to right until free. This was for a year or two of outdoor storeage, which hardly compares to the conditions some of our track has been subject to. I have been lucky enough to have that work for my present set of track.
Another local carrier guy (Derk Derin) salvaged track that had been buried for 30 years. He broke it in to short sections and would put a section in to his woodstove each day before leaving for work. He was successful and is using that track to this day. I am not sure what he did to get the initial pins out in order to break it into the short sections.
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11-04-07, 16:08
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