Never knew about these until i saw Chadwick Railway on You Tube doing a review.I had a knackered Peco curved point (spring missing) so as this motor was cheaper than a replacement point,why not give it a go? Best decision ever.Keep your Seeps,Peco Hornby point motors,these are the real I AM.

I've been using these point motors for a few years now and they are simply the best. So easy to install and they never have an issue, they just work. Silent and very small in size. With the help of James's amazing service I HIGHLY recommend these point motors.

Having installed 12 on these motors on one of our club exhibition layouts I must say how impressed we are with how easy they are to install. The number of adjustments designed into these motors to aid their alignment and adjust the point tie bar travel is second to none. However, the following tips might be worth noting. To remove the slide bar assembly, to adjust the travel limit, it is not necessary to remove the motor cover - just slacken off the two cover screws sufficiently to prise it open enough to remove the bar. The lugs on the back of the cover will hold it in place whilst carrying out this procedure which, if removed completely, can be a little fiddly to relocate. Also, while adjusting the needle position we have found some of the two slider screws very tight and whilst trying to unscrew them found the locking nuts rotating instead of being held in position in the channel in the rear of the slider. Believe this may be due to their over tightening during assembly. Worth checking this before installation, if screws are too tight hold the nut with a small nose pliers, unscrew and if necessary reposition the nut with flat edges against the sides of the channel and nip tighten the screw. Overall an excellent product.

I have over 20 of these point motors. I like the ease of fitting with the Screw Terminals and the fact that the actuation pin is adjustable for height so you can extend the pin to aid point fitting, then push the pin down once fitted, then lock off the pin with screw on the motor. The throw length is adjustable, and if your motor isn’t properly centralised this is adjustable for left to right movement. Although this is the base point motor it also has an inbuilt switch to switch the live frog power with three short wires for track power and the frog. Having used Seep and Hornby Solenoid motors, these are my new favourites! No need for a CDU or the annoying thunk as the point switches.