TCS Locomotive Works - Track Cleaning Vehicle
- BobbyTCSDCC
- Apr 30
- 1 min read
Hello TCS family!
Our HO Scale Track Cleaning Vehicle is hands-down the best on the market. This vehicle combines multiple cleaning uses to get to most off your track!
Features:
Vacuum Cleaner - Motorized vacuum gets dust and lint out of your wheels, axles, and running gear. Can be turned on with the press of F1.
Abrasive Pad - Replaceable abrasive pad gets down deep into your track to get any residue off your track. Can purchase on our website in packs of 5.
Magnets - Useful to get any metallic debris out of your track.
Beacon Light - Turns on with the press of F2.
DCC - Custom TCS DCC decoder along with Keep Alive®
Traction Tires - Can be replaced and purchasable on our website in packs of 4.
Every HO layout deserves one of these. You can purchase these for $289.95 and keep your track clean for good!
You can purchase it here:
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Nice to see how TCS is pushing innovation in such a niche but essential area—track maintenance is way underrated. I’ve actually used Ryobi tools https://ryobi-tools.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html for small-scale home projects and found them surprisingly reliable for tough cleaning tasks, so I imagine their gear could complement vehicle upkeep really well too. One trick I learned when cleaning metal rails at our community train model club: a little isopropyl alcohol and a steady hand go a long way—clean tracks, smooth rides.