Is this O Gauge or G Gauge?
2055008
G Gauge if I remember correctly. I haven't gotten the train set out yet for this Christmas.
2055009
I do not think it is either, but am not sure. I suggest you call up the toy store or manufacturer. Sorry I cannot help you more.
132356
Since spec for track in question does not indicate the scale I can't provide an answer, but if a were to guess I would say that if this is "O"scale track then it would NOT be compat. with "G"scale as "G" scale is larger.
233988
I wouldn't know myself, but on the listing it says this: Gauges : 12-16-25-32-42-54
637958
There is no gauge. Only the floating weight on top and the over pressure vents. I call it good when the weight is gently rocking and letting out small puffs of steam. Works great.
884440
I can't tell you the gauge but they are heavy duty as I am in my 3rd year of using this and as a small car dealership we rely on this unit ... it is outstanding
1592775
Yes it should work fine. As you stated its O gauge so there won't be any issues. This is a great starter set.
846690
mine was fine when received from the seller. The gauge will probably still work ok. Just make certain you handle & store carefully.Nick
880723
No, sorry; however, if it came with a broken gauge I'm sure you can contact amazon and you can return it for a different one.
779621
O vs G is the size of the tracks which translate into the size of your train + accessories. The Christmas trains sets you will typically find in toy stores are G. They are maybe twice as big as O gauge. Because of the larger size, the G gauge in retail stores are typically plastic - lighter, cheaper and run on batteries. I have yet to see an O in your normal retail store. O gauge is 1:48 scale (vs 1:22-29 of G). Myself, am shopping for an O gauge that does not run on batteries. Like this one.
1503959
I don't know what the gage is, its fairly heavy. I use it to operate a large spot light as well as a 12 volt cooler.
1472558
Mine changed easily with the screw. I would tend to think you may have gotten a defective one...which is a shame because this really is a fantastic gauge. I've had no problems since installing mine. :-(
233992
I wouldn't know myself, but on the listing it says this:Gauges : 12-16-25-32-42-54
1686641
The O gauge has more detail than the G gauge, so yes. I would say it is better.
1596438
O gauge not O 27. As I understand, this difference is not too significant. It is explained at Lionel if you Google it.
861067
Not sure of the gauge but it is the same gauge as it is coming off the charger.
2250355
I got it for a relative. I don't know what gauge it is, but it was built really cheap.
206697
It is made for O guage trains and worked with mine . . . unless there are different guages of "fast track" that i am not aware of.