Pulling Power of LEGO Trains 1966 till 2009 (Systems: 4.5V 12V 9V IR)

Which is the strongest of all LEGO Train engines?

The tested engines go back in the time line and some results are quite astonishing.

Check it out.

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[cubeproduktion]

why the last train you tested have its tracks braking off?

[Stiegsfeld]

@cubeproduktion

There are two main reasons:

- the connnectin of this kind of track is the weakest of all.

- the train is the strongest of all and when it pulled the weight pod to the top its force lead to a collapse of tower and track.

(and finally this train can not be stopped via remote control).

Best Regards,

S.

[nick199009]

does anyone know this tune

[Stiegsfeld]

@nick199009

This is "Tool"'s "46&2"

[lego4555]

Super film/

[pantyflash]

Like, wonderful training film. Now we are all very well trained. Way to go, babe!

[nick199009]

does anyone know this tune

[rotsnot]

i have those blue train tracks i got them with (i think ) set 182 an old train set

[paperinik77pk]

The original 9v trains are really fast...but very light locomotives cause too much wheel slipping in my opinion. Plus, the 9v and RC wheels only have a thin rubber band, which doesn't help in gaining traction. 4,5V trains of the 60s can pull a lot of heavy wagons...but you have to use red coupling bars instead of magnets :D :D :D

[TheAustinniya]

@paperinik77pk Try Peeron.com , he has over 3000 scans of instructions, alternative ideas, Ideas Books, and yearly Catalogue's. I always go there first B4 trying to search anywhere else.