Ross Custom Switches for Sale | O Gauge Turnouts – Trainz

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Stock Status

• Out Of Stock
• In Stock

Manufacturers

• Ross

Train Scale

• O Gauge

Product Type

• Model Railroading

Railroading Type

• Train Parts
• Track
• Accessories

Era

• Modern

Condition

• Factory New
• Excellent
• Very Good

Inventory Type

• Recently Listed
• Collectible Pre-Owned
• Exclusive Preview Items
• Regular Non-Preview Items

Part Category

• Track

Control

• Switch Controllers

Electrical

Accessory Type

• Signals & Crossing Gates

Track

• Assorted Lots
• Track - Straight
• Turnouts
• Crossovers
• Joiners & Hardware
• Switch Controllers
• Other

Track Systems

• Sectional - No Roadbed
• Ross Switches
• Other

Code

• Code 125
• Code 148
• Other

Material Type

• Nickel-Silver
• Tinplate
• Other

Discounts (% Off)

• 10% - 20%
• 20% - 30%
• 30% - 40%
• 40% - 50%

Ross Custom Switches

Shop Ross Custom Switches for sale, including new, used, and pre-owned O Gauge turnouts, crossings, crossovers, and specialty trackwork. Ross switches are built for hobbyists adding reliable routes through yards, junctions, sidings, and other complex areas of an O Gauge railroad.

Whether you need a left or right turnout, curved switch, wye, or hard-to-find replacement piece, Trainz regularly carries Ross track components for expanding established layouts. Browse more O Gauge track for compatible sections and layout supplies.

Buying Ross Custom Switches

Ross Custom Switches are often purchased to solve a specific track-planning need. A modeler may need a compact turnout for a crowded yard, a broad-radius switch for scale-sized equipment, a crossover between parallel mainlines, or a specialty configuration that is difficult to find in a standard track system.

Trainz regularly offers Ross Custom Switches for sale in brand-new, used, and pre-owned condition. Inventory may include current products, replacement turnouts, switch motors, crossings, track accessories, discontinued configurations, and larger Ross switch lots from incoming collections.

Choosing the Right Ross Turnout

The correct Ross turnout depends on more than whether the track branches left or right. Before ordering, compare the switch number or curve designation, overall footprint, diverging route, track spacing, and the minimum curve requirements of the locomotives and rolling stock that will use it.

Depending on availability, Ross trackwork may include:

• Left-hand and right-hand turnouts
• Wye switches
• Curved turnouts
• Three-way and four-way switches
• Crossings and crossovers
• Double crossovers and yard crossovers
• Slip switches and specialty configurations
• Replacement switch machines and controls

Checking the product number and layout drawing before purchasing is especially important with specialty Ross switches, since two pieces that appear similar may use different geometry.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Ross Custom Switches?

Ross Custom Switches are O Gauge turnouts, crossings, track sections, and specialty components designed for O, O27, and hi-rail layouts. They are commonly used where modelers need more track geometry choices than a standard system provides.

Are Ross Custom Switches still being made?

Yes. Ross continues to offer O Gauge switches, crossings, track, and related layout components. Product availability may vary by configuration.

Does Trainz sell new Ross Custom Switches?

Yes. Depending on inventory, Trainz may carry brand-new Ross products alongside used, pre-owned, discontinued, and hard-to-find switches.

Can I buy used Ross switches?

Yes. Pre-owned inventory may include individual turnouts, crossings, switch machines, specialty trackwork, and larger Ross switch lots from O Gauge collections.

Do Ross switches work with GarGraves track?

Many Ross products are commonly used with GarGraves track, but the exact rail type, connectors, geometry, and installation requirements should be verified before purchasing.

What should I check before buying a Ross turnout?

Confirm the product number, left- or right-hand direction, curve or turnout number, footprint, track spacing, rail type, switch machine, and included controls. These details are particularly important when replacing a switch already installed on a layout.