Kato 11-107 Driving Unit For B Train Shorty Commuter Train 2

The options are limitless with a power truck by KATO. Power N scale locomotives, and transit. Hon30 also runs on N-Scale track so a world of HO narrow gauge opens up yo you also.

im gonna have to get a different loco to pull, and use this one as a helper engine. fun though! small fast and light. 8 wheels pick up current, 4 wheels drive. one of the driving wheels has a rubber traction tire.

I use these in the caboose or similar sized car if running a fairly long n scale train - I also buy the Kato DCC Decoders and install them on these - works very well.

These are great! Very useful. This is a motor, base & wheels. You can make your own engine, or use it as a switcher or work-engine. Adding some extra weight is recommended, as they tend to jump the track.

Not much power and doesn't fit B Train Shorty as advertised (above)

Thanks to another earlier review I spotted for this, I repowered my Bachmann Brill Trolley with one of these. It took only a couple strips of double sided foam tape to marry them. You can buy new bodies from Bachmann parts currently for 12 bucks and change. The only snag I had was that the old power pack I'm powering my Trolley line with goes right from stop to too fast. These run on less voltage than typical n scale. If your throttle can get down near zero volts, then you can creep well.

extremely weak performance. these will barely pull two extremely lightweight wagons. I returned 3 out of the 4 that I ordered for malfunction, right out of their packaging. My only regret is not returning all 4.

These power units by KATO are superb runners. Mine had a very high speed, but they can be throttled down to a realistic speed. Note that hey come with older style Rapido couplers for N scale. I have been very happy with my five units. They are light weight and can only pull one or two cars on their own. I use these in my HOn30 models and add weight to the engine shell. My little engines using these unit can pull six light weight cars.