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Hi ppl,I know I saw a fix somewhere to make the couplers stronger,but cant remember where.Could some kind soul tell me where to find that information please.When you get to my age,it's hard to remember. Thanks Russell

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RE: Broken Couplers

http://webdottrainsim.tripod.com/index5.htmThe Web Wiz has a link on the above page for his article: "broken coupler fix" Archived thread - Read only Previous Topic | Next Topic – image 1

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RE: Broken Couplers

If you need to fix only default ones, you can download my MSTS Breaking Couplers And FRED Position Fix. (coupler2.zip)
Be advised that using it it will delete all modification you have done to defualt rolling stocks.
Georgi

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RE: Broken Couplers

Its right here on T-S, in the FAQ's. Link at bottom of page>Kevin ArceneauxKevin Arceneaux
DEFAULT IS FOR DUMMIES
Lone Wolf Activities Forum on www.3DTrains.comArchived thread - Read only Previous Topic | Next Topic – image 2

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