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		<title>Wheel Slippage on Grades</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Ken who models in HO scale writes: &#8220;Greetings, I’m trying to come up with the ideal track cleaning process that would protect my track from oxidation without causing my locos to spin their wheels at my overpass grade. I’m limited to space and my double continuous running oval has a &#8216;non-prototypical&#8217; grade of about 4.5% [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Ken who models in HO scale writes:</p>



<p>&#8220;Greetings, I’m trying to come up with the ideal track cleaning process that would protect my track from oxidation without causing my locos to spin their wheels at my overpass grade. I’m limited to space and my double continuous running oval has a &#8216;non-prototypical&#8217; grade of about 4.5% &#8211; 5% at the trestle (but the trains look very cool climbing the grade). I used No-Ox ID as was suggested by some experienced modelers but it was a disaster! My locos used to pull 17-18 cars with no issue, and after the No-Ox ID my loco couldn’t make it up by itself! It was heart-wrenching! Should I just continue to use mineral spirits and clean the track weekly, or is there something else that will work better? Thanks in advance for your response.&#8221;</p>



<p>Suggestions welcome below.</p>
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