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Just bought a 37 same as yours but a very comprehensive review on this loco thank you!

No way are we suffering these videos. Very enjoyable and informative. Well done on gradually getting them running. Humidity and rust not a problem in Scotland it’s just been perishing cold!

Bit late to the party. Very interesting video. I have often been tempted by one of these but heard the horror stories regarding quality control. Still tempted by the final generation model but they are asking insane prices on eBay . A Coal Sector ViTrains 37 currently at time of writing the seller is asking £114.95 plus postage. I am keen but not that keen.

Hi Jerry, a very well instructed video on repairing a class 37. I never heard of Vitrians until seeing this video. I see you can still get the spares......thanks for sharing this information...regards Tony

Funny my 37, Caerphilly Castle, has a detached nose as well, and it is a limited edition. Great video, Jerry.

great video Jerry,,,you certainly know your stuff on ViTrains !!!...great knowledge and skill...and a love for the subject !!....great to watch all the best dave

Very informative and instructive, Jerry. An excellent video. Thanks for sharing............Reinhard

I have a Vitrains 37 and had sound fitted by Biffo , if the motor needs replacing anytime I will certainly have a go after watching this video . ........Peter

Great video Jerry, I bought David Lloyd George abot 3 years ago, traction tyres missing so it has never run in revenue earning service, just spent the best part of an hour on the phone, no joy, where might you get yours from if needed. Keep up the good work your video s are very informative without all the spurious waffle

Great video.Thanks for the info.Cheers Gary

Another great video Jerry, you sure have some skill and patience, i don't have any Vitrains yet but they do look like good value for money, cheers...Mal

Hi Jerry Interesting video I never knew this company have this problem lovely work there Keep safe ARP

Hi Jerry, very good and comprehensive video. I have a couple of ViTrains Class 37’s and had similar issues you had. All the nose cones were separated from the body, lights falling apart, bits dropping off. The biggest issue I had was soldering points coming away from the circuit board, terrible to re-solder them. They do however run very well…Simon

Nice buy back then ...price is a big thing these days , so a cheaper model that can be upgraded or repaired is a good answer ...

No doubt about it you have a lot of patience

Great video Jerry, I love all my ViTrains models they are fantastic models, Where did you get the replacement motor from? & did you put a spot of oil on the motor bearings? Regards Kev

Hi Jerry Great video, I never bought any ViTrain models as I had heard about a few of the issues, which put me off. Ive seen the models fully detailed and they do look almost better than Bachmann. Hows your tts loco running now. Ive been given some settings 'cravensdmufan' has been working on and they seem to work on all my tts locos, give them a try and see what you think. CV3 =100 CV4=30 CV150=1 CV151=25 CV152=5 CV153=30 CV154=1 My 31 runs like a dream now and the 37 isnt juddering on start off anymore. Cheers Paul

Hi Jerry, very interesting video, declared beautiful, one question I have! Have you purchased the locomotive used? Did I understand correctly that not even 50 pounds cost you? Jerry the sound decoder in class 37, is the one from Hornby? Greetings Andreas