MP:  00H177.740

 

Created October 31, 2020

 

Total Accidents:   1
Crossing DOT #:  348097N
TOTAL DAILY TRAINS:   25   (AS OF 2018)

 

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Western Signal Eastern Signal
Bell: N/A NEG E-Bell
Base: WCH WCH
Lights: 4 - 12"x24" WCH Flatback w/ Leotek EV series LEDs 4 - 12"x24" WCH Flatback w/ Leotek EV series LEDs
Gate Lights: 4" NEG LEDs 4" NEG LEDs
Gate Mechanism: Siemens Imprinted Siemens Imprinted
Gate Striping: Vertical Striping Vertical Striping

 

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Extra Signal
Base: WCH
Lights: 2 - 12"x24" WCH Flatback w/ Leotek EV series LEDs

 

Page created by: Ethan the Railfanner

This crossing is located on the CSX Henderson Subdivision.

 

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Overviews of this crossing on 12-29-17.
The eastern signal.

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It had a Modern Industries clamp-styled base.
The emergency information.
The lights were originally Federal Signal 8 inch incandescents at the time.

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The bell here was a dead Modern Industries mechanical bell. This was soon replaced with an NEG E-Bell.
A Modern Industries base.
A GRS gate mechanism.

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The gatelights were originally all RECO LEDs.
The extra side signal.
It had another Modern Industries clamp-styled base.
An old L&N DOT tag.

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It originally had just a pair of Federal Signal 8 inch incandescent lights.
The western signal.

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It had a third Modern Industries clamp-styled base.
The emergency information.
This signal originally had more Federal Signal 8 inch incandescent lights.

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Another Modern Industries base.
Another GRS gate mechanism.
More RECO LED gatelights originally here as well.
The relay case.

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Track view facing north eventually towards Baker Station Road near Nashville.
Track view facing south towards Nesbitt Lane.
The crossing activates.

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CSX 3314 leads through the crossing.

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The crossing deactivates.
A return trip on 8-24-18 shows that these older L&N signals have been replaced.

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The new western signal.
It now has a WCH base.
A Siemens gate mechanism.

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The lights are now WCH 12x24s with Leotek EV series LEDs.
The emergency information.
The gatelights are now NEG LEDs.

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The new eastern signal.
It has another WCH base.
Another Siemens gate mechanism.
The emergency information.

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This signal now has more WCH 12x24 lights with Leotek EV series LEDs.
The bell on this signal is another NEG E-Bell.
More NEG LED gatelights on this signal over here too.

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The extra signal, however, remained unchanged at the time I was there.
The Modern Industries clamp-styled base.
The pair of Federal Signal 8 inch incandescent lights.

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Close up of the frame.
The older base foundations remain.

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The retired eastern signal.
Close up of a Federal Signal 8 inch light frame.
The NEG E-Bell that replaced the Modern Industries mechanical bell.
A retired GRS gate mechanism.

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Close up of the logo.
The old relay case.
The new relay bungalow.
Track view facing south towards Nesbitt Lane.

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Track view facing north eventually towards Baker Station Road near Nashville.
Another return trip on 9-3-18 shows another change.
The extra signal had finally been replaced.

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It now has a WCH base.
The lights are now WCH 12x24s with Leotek EV series LEDs. There is also a rear pair on this signal, which the older signal didn't.

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On July 10, 2024, freebrickproductions made a return trip to this crossing to see it in action.

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CSX 4713, an SD70MAC, leads CSX E002 through the crossing!

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The train clears the crossing...

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...and the signals deactivate.

 

 

 

 

Pictures 1-50 and the video were taken on 12-29-17 by freebrickproductions.

Pictures 51-85 were taken on 8-24-18 by Ethan the Railfanner.

Pictures 86-92 were taken on 9-3-18 by Ethan the Railfanner.

Pictures 93-139 and the second video were taken on 7-10-24 by freebrickproductions.

The third video was taken on 7-18-24 by freebrickproductions.