I'm working on installing a couple guard rails that are to be functional.
However, I'm wondering how close to the rail they actually need to be to
work properly. In turnouts, the guard rail actually pulls the wheel away
from the other rail so they have to be quite close. However, I'm working
with straight sections of track, where the intent is to keep the wheel on
the rail and not pull it away from the other rail.
Do I need to keep them really close, or would it normally be fine to just get them as close as the flex track nubs would allow?
Puckdropper
Do I need to keep them really close, or would it normally be fine to just get them as close as the flex track nubs would allow?
Puckdropper
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