I have several Peco wye's, bought used, #6 I believe. I need a much tighter radius for the wye on my sawmill section.
I have Peco #4's leading from the main onto the legs of the wye but at the actual "Y" I need the tighter radius and shorter overall length as the track begins to immediately turn to the log dump, skirting a sheer rocky cliff. I've looked at the online sources I'm familiar with and haven't found a code 80 #4 wye, just a Code 55. I've never mixed the two track codes but Walthers seems to indicate they are compatable.
Anyone know of a source of Code 80 #4 wyes of if the two codes can mix?
I can't use and don't need a larger radius.
ADDED: As an alternative, on closer inspection, I find I could fit in a #4 left turnout in place of the wye. Just wouldn't look as elegant.
Thanks
I have Peco #4's leading from the main onto the legs of the wye but at the actual "Y" I need the tighter radius and shorter overall length as the track begins to immediately turn to the log dump, skirting a sheer rocky cliff. I've looked at the online sources I'm familiar with and haven't found a code 80 #4 wye, just a Code 55. I've never mixed the two track codes but Walthers seems to indicate they are compatable.
Anyone know of a source of Code 80 #4 wyes of if the two codes can mix?
I can't use and don't need a larger radius.
ADDED: As an alternative, on closer inspection, I find I could fit in a #4 left turnout in place of the wye. Just wouldn't look as elegant.
Thanks