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Is it possible to cut helpers off of the rear of a train in an activity?The reason I ask is, with MLT's Sandpatch route open for preorders now, I'm starting to think up some CSX activities for it, but more than half of the trains that go across the Patch get helpers (east & west bound) but cut them off at Sandpatch Tunnel. Wouldn't be realistic with the helpers riding down the other side of the mountain with the train Chris Denbow - Baltimore, Md.
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RE: Helpers in Activities

Chris,We can do this now.
You have to back onto the helpers, and then at the end, just back them into a siding and uncouple them.Derek

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Cool, thanks Derek. It just wouldn't be Sandpatch without the helpers!Chris Denbow - Baltimore, Md.
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