They are very nice and run well.
These are the first 930 couplers I've used. My son 3D printed a G scale flatcar and the couplers look great on it. I needed to shim the draft boxes up to meet up with the Kadee gauge. Looking good!
Shipped quickly, kept track of my pre order for long time, and was packed well.
Bachmann make quality and robust products, and this is no exception. Looks the part with other period parts of my layout.

Ballast! A commodity that is rarely discussed, yet plays a pivotal part in the upkeep of any railroad’s infrastructure. Many railroads simply used older open-top hoppers to carry and “dump” ballast along their right-of-ways. In the mid-1970s, National Steel Car (NSC) designed and developed a welded open-top hopper specifically for ballast service, complete with four bottom chutes to spread the rocks along the rails. CN and CP purchased these cars in volumes, under the 1978 Government of Canada Branch Line Rehabilitation Program. Fleet numbers were also an identifier of these cars as well as their Branch Line Rehabilitation stencil and many continue to wear those to this day.
