Your probably sick of hearing from me aready, lol.
How do you think this occured?
Danny - Pittsburgh
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Jim, odd occurances at Des Moines
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RE: Jim, odd occurances at Des Moines
Dan, possibly you were too near the switch when you changed it. Try uncoupling the offending car at both ends then pressing B & removing it to your drive. Either try to restore it to its correct position (with the switch set correctly) or run it back in. Hope this helps.
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RE: Jim, odd occurances at Des Moines
This can happen if you flip a switch as the train is crossing it, or when backing up on an improperly thrown crossover switch (which is likely the case in your screenshoot)Jim
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RE: Jim, odd occurances at Des Moines
I was just wondering what happened, I didnt move the switch at all! I got it back to normal though.
Danny - Pittsburgh
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