Yes! Yes! Yes! So glad it runs smoothly. No kinks in the links, no set backs in the auto racks. Your channel is at the top of my watchlist. Great job Robert.

Robert, Sorry for not writing sooner. With Holiday preparations I am only now getting back into the RxR swing of things. Magnorail is an engineering marvel. Truly enjoyed the Magnorail install. On my own layout, and that of two of my RxR clubs, I have experienced just what you had to go through nine times. So a brief suggestion regarding removing track bed to accommodate reducing the grinding noise on the motor and drive wheels. You cut out your track bed beneath the motor support flanges. I have found that no matter the limited weight of the vehicles and sliders in time the drive wheels & track will sag and possibly even break. A bad thing when the mechanism is covered away from access. What some tech college students and I came up with was to chisel out about 1/4 to 1/2 inch (6.35 to 12.7mm) of bed or benchwork. Clean and smooth the chiseled out area well. Here in the U.S. we have a Winterizing D.I.Y. product for filling in the gaps in windows and doors from the cold temperatures. It is a foam rubber seal with a peel and stick backing. To the underside of the flange we use PVA glue to adhere the rubbery side. Peel the protective paper from the other side. And stick it to the remaining track bed. Screw some stabilizing screws through the flange holes, the rubber, and into the track bed. Secure and VERY QUITE. Great video as usual. To you, your family, and fans a belated Merry Christmas. I'LL SEE YA' DOWN THE LINE. Jim

It's alive!!!!!! Amazing Robert.....simply amazing!

looking great, appreciate the time & effort in documenting all this , it will be a great reference for us all going fwd ....

Awesome! So glad it runs so well. A lot of work cutting, sanding,and hooking each one of those links in the chain but you never shy away from it. Don’t be surprised if Magnorail approaches you to use your videos as their advertising when you’re done. Great job and thanks for sharing.

Looks awesome, cant wait to see the cars on it. Thanks for sharing. Dave

Nice to see the track running. Very smooth operation and looking good 👍👍👍😎😎😎 Cary

All I can say is WOW!!!! This is going to look so cool when you get done I cannot wait to see it until your next video have a good day

Excellent Robert, good to see it all working well............John.

Wow I've never seen something like this on a layout before! Looking forward to the next video and cant wait to see your progress!

Oh yeah!!! Speed it up more, Robert. Need to deliver them cars in 60 seconds. LOL Awesome job, man. Happy for ya. Cheers! - Drew

Great video! Thanks for sharing❗❗❗ 🙂🙂🙂 👍👍👍

Wow thats looking really good can't wait to see the next step.

That's a very smooth running system, once you cover it a lot of the noise should disappear also. That is going to be awesome when finished, can't wait for next video. Thank you for sharing this build with us.

Looking good! 👍👍

Very cool, can't wait to see it when completed.

So far so good. Can't wait to see the cars running.

Good to see you got it running so far so good when the car test run 🤔😎

That is some system Robert ..and looks to be working fine now ..looking forward to the finished product ..be fast loading the cars on to the train

Looking very nice Robert! Can’t wait to watch autos move from the warehouse and on to the Auto Rack car. Agree with others that perhaps a thin layer of foam or felt, even with circles cut out to accommodate the gear wheels if necessary might go along way toward reducing the noise even further.

Excellent

Looking Good!!! Very time consuming and tedious work, not to monotonous. It must have taken you hours and hours to put the chain together alone. Thank You for another great video…….

and the excitement is setting in now.

It's running smooth and cleanly, Robert. That speed control will really be necessary to tune it up. Loading car carrier ships really does go much faster than people think. Nascar would be proud. Loading trains is maybe a little slower, but speed is money, so it will be interesting how this looks when done. Regards, Solomon

Robert IT WORKS !!!!!

Looking great so far. I recon if you had used some foam sponge around that motor it would deaden the sound a lot more.

It's gonna take me........'forever'. He said with utter desparation in his voice.

Hello, very, very exciting. You're getting there. I'm not working on this, so I could be wrong, but it looks like the hard part is done. Now it's just creating the surface to cover up the chain channels that's left. Right? This is great! See ya next time.

Amazing work as always, Robert! Looking forward to the loading video! - Brian

looks like its working good, is it recommended to put Vaseline on the chain to help it slide smoother?

How does the train hook up to the car transport?.

Will FELT-Fabric, &/or Cork reduce that noise ?

the only problem is the noise