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...Does anyone have suggestions on how to install them easily? Unlike the other Hays loads, these don't just fit in. They can sink way down into the gondola... The only thing I can come up with is to put something in the gon to keep the load placed correctly.
Try gluing a piece of foam to the bottom of the load so that the load sits at the proper height.Hmm... or you couldjust put in a skinnyballoon in the car...
Trojan makes skinny balloons .......
I have a bunch of Hay Brother's loads and they are excellent. I bought a bunch for the Intermountain bathtub gons. Does anyone have suggestions on how to install them easily? Unlike the other Hays loads, these don't just fit in. They can sink way down into the gondola. I am curious what others have done. The only thing I can come up with is to put something in the gon to keep the load placed correctly.
Please send me an email ( sales@nscaleloads.com ). Let me know which load it is. Thanks..!!Bill Hay @ Hay Brotherswww.nscaleloads.com
Decided to post this here instead of a PM...could be considered an installation question but for a different load.Regarding your listing for Trainworx Thrall 52' 6" Gondola, do these fit both the corrugated side and smooth side cars?
Just for clarity, I don't want folks to think that I thought there was anything wrong with the loads. To the contrary. The Intermountain hoppers are different than other n scale hoppers in that the interiors are smooth and not tapered either. There is nothing for the load to sit on.I emailed Bill and he was great and even offered to replace loads that I was not happy with. Not necessary as there is nothing wrong with them. He even offered to pay shipping! Then he emails me again and suggested adding foam under the loads AND offered to send me the foam. I didn't take him up on it, but I don't think customer service gets much better than that.
I did not have the answer to your question as I only have the Smooth-side cars at hand. However, I contacted Pat at Trainworx and he verified that the Corrugated-Side and the Smooth-Side are the same dimensionally....So yes, they will fit.Bill Hay @ Hay Brotherswww.nscaleloads.com