[afboundguy]

I'm having a hard time finding some rubber o-ring traction wheels for the Pemco steam engine I picked up. I've looked everywhere I can think of online with no luck so I'm hoping someone will have some idea where I can look. It's a Pemco 4-8-2 with the power coming from the tender. Here's a picture of the tender if needed...

 

[Old_Hobo]

A picture of the driving wheels on the locomotive would help more....

 

[Stumpy]

HO SCALE TRACTION TIRES - DIESEL/ELECTRIC/STEAM LOCOMOTIVE , HO LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE TRACTION TIRE REPLACEMENTS

lovetrainhobbies.com

 

[MichaelE]

Thanks for the link Stumpy. I'm stocked up on traction tires for now, but I will remember them in the future.

 

[Chops]

Goodie's Hair Bands. Available at Walmart. Comes in small and large. Large I use for drivers, small for small
driving wheels. A dollar buys a life time supply.

 

[afboundguy]

A picture of the driving wheels on the locomotive would help more....

I was at work and didn't have any pictures on my phone of the wheels...

 

[afboundguy]

HO SCALE TRACTION TIRES - DIESEL/ELECTRIC/STEAM LOCOMOTIVE , HO LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE TRACTION TIRE REPLACEMENTS

lovetrainhobbies.com

That's exactly what I was looking for thanks!

Goodie's Hair Bands. Available at Walmart. Comes in small and large. Large I use for drivers, small for small
driving wheels. A dollar buys a life time supply.

I like me a bargain I'll definitely look into those as well!

 

[afboundguy]

@Stumpy do you know what the differences between the normal and the S version of the tires are? I can't seem to find any clarification on their website...

 

[Dennis461]

S = narrower tire width
look at the specs

 

[afboundguy]

S = narrower tire width
look at the specs

DOOH!!! I couldn't see that small of print when I was on my cell phone looking at the site but now that I pulled it up on a computer I can see that... Opps...