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Forum: On-track Machinery

27th July 2011, 18:24

Replies: 20

Ballast Tamping Locomotive

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Posted By Ploughman

You might find it a bit of a retrograde step...

You might find it a bit of a retrograde step going back to jointed.
Track quality could deteriorate by the installation of joints.
If you could keep the CWR it would be preferable.
As long as the...

Forum: On-track Machinery

25th July 2011, 19:33

Replies: 20

Ballast Tamping Locomotive

Views: 17,609

Posted By Ploughman

Was it long welded rail with joints or CWR...

Was it long welded rail with joints or CWR Continuous welded rail were you need to stress the track and weld it back in place?
With the curve on the line did you have to install a closure rail to...

Forum: On-track Machinery

3rd March 2011, 18:38

Replies: 20

Ballast Tamping Locomotive

Views: 17,609

Posted By Ploughman

Its quite likely I was there as I have been on a...

Its quite likely I was there as I have been on a fair few relays in that area.
Either working with the dozer blading off the ballast surface to level or measuring in the new track as it got relaid. ...

Forum: On-track Machinery

2nd March 2011, 17:13

Replies: 20

Ballast Tamping Locomotive

Views: 17,609

Posted By Ploughman

Is this the sort of thing you mean? ...

Is this the sort of thing you mean?
http://www.ontrackplant.com/photo/75407

Simply put the machine works along the track either working to a previously inputted design on the built in computer...

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