Many thanks for the video, your method of fitting SEEP points is the best yet and I will try and follow it.

excellent demonstration!

Nice technical update 👍🏻

your last vid role of wire on tracks they have metal inserts took me two days to find the short enjoying the videos new sub

That looks like a very special hammer you have there.
Thanks for sharing, much appreciated.

Nice video Enjoyed it very much.

Great idea with the cross hairs - will be trying that this week 🙂👍

I have fitted 200 of them and nether been able to get them to work but that method u just showed is stupidly simple and its one thing I lent is people tend to look for the more complex answer when sometimes simplicity is the best way thanks I I have a couple of them kicking about and will try this out soon

Hi I too use Seep motors and have found it necessary in some locations to install them from above the baseboard!
Using an old baseplate (stripped of its 2 coils and the soft iron sliding core) as a jig I align this over the 7mm hole and align with the cross hairs you suggested. I them drill the baseboard to countersink for two 4BA cask screw. Why 4BA
Well the pre-drilled hole in the Seep base plate is the correct size for ‘tapping’ a 4BA thread. I then pre-wire the Seep with 5 connections - Coil common; Normal coil; Reverse coil; micro switch common; output contact from the micro switch when the Reverse coil is energised. It is then possible to offer the complete pre-wired assembly up from the underside of the baseboard, through the hole in the tie bar and secure with the 2 x 4BA cask screws from above. When testing is complete I add a locknut to each screw with the aid of a 4BA ‘nut runner’ from below the board.
My frog switching and position indicators are routed via a DPDT 12v coil sub miniature relay that will only be energised when the point is in the Reverse position.   Hope this will be of interest and assist others in mounting these excellent motors, particularly if retro fitting to existing point work. Thanks for sharing your great content. Best Regards. T🚂

Really useful video! Any chance of one to show how to wire them? Thanks 😊

I used to like Seeps being a cheap all in one polarity switch and for 00 probably fine but wouldn't reccomend for N.  I'm using them on Norramby my N gauge layout.  Set up was easy enough as I made a jig but being N they don't move as much as 00 and had to design & build bypass switches for the polarity change that were driven by the Seep pin. Not ideal.

I have one seep motor that will reverse the point but not normalise it.  The wiring is fine so is the motor faulty? It still does the same thing when removed from my layout.

Toy Train Set nonsense. Not recommended if you want a proper "Model Railway" !!!