The American Flyer Locomotive 21155 dockside switcher featured a die-cast metal chassis, plastic boiler and cab, metal wheels and side rods, operating knuckle couplers, a working headlight, smoke and Choo-Choo sounds.
The American Flyer Locomotive 316 Pacific 4-6-2 would have had 4 leading, 6 driving, and 2 trailing wheels. Gilbert manufactured the 316 from 1953 to 1954. There were 24 models of the Pacific 4-6-2 produced by Gilbert.
This is the service bulletin furnished by the A. C. Gilbert Co. to authorized service stations to aid them in the service and repair of American Flyer equipment. Specifically, this bulletin is for the
American Flyer Locomotive 365 Service Manual.
In 1946 American Flyer released the following suggest track diagrams for American Flyer Layouts as part of the Gilbert American Flyer 1946 Catalog. The catalog includes details about spacing, number of each type of tracks etc.
The track terminal was attached to the track, the accessory, and the transformer. When the train passed over the track terminal, the circuit was completed and the accessory operated as desired.
This is the service bulletin furnished by the A. C. Gilbert Co. to authorized service stations to aid them in the service and repair of American Flyer equipment. Specifically, this bulletin is for the American Flyer Locomotive 332AC Service Manual.