Is there a way to boost the tractive effort on a steam locomotive?Duncan
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Is there a way to boost the tractive effort on a steam locomotive?Duncan
Duncan
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There are several ways this may be affected. I don't have much to go on from your post??? It probably is not going to get what you want to just change a parameter. You may want to recalculate the cylinder volume, as this is sometimes not correct?
Bob
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well, personally I just activate the sander!
-Hovertrain
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