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MP: 000343.23 |
Updated December 13, 2022
Total Accidents: 8
Crossing
DOT #: 352187U
TOTAL
DAILY TRAINS: 28 (AS OF 2014)
Page created by: freebrickproductions
This crossing is located on the CSX S&NA North Subdivision.
| >>>>>>>>>>>>> | Signal #1 | Signal #2 |
| Bell: | N/A | NEG electronic |
| Base: | Safetran | Safetran |
| Light Frames: | 4 - 12x24" Safetran w/ WCH 2nd Gen LEDs | 4 - 12x24" Safetran w/ WCH 2nd Gen LEDs |
| Gate Lights: | NEG LED | NEG LED |
| Gate Mechanism: | Safetran 2000s | Safetran 2000s |
| Gate Striping: | Vertical | Vertical |
Overviews of the crossing. |
The first signal. |
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It has a Safetran base. |
A Safetran gate mechanism. |
The DOT tag. |
The lights are Safetran 12x24 inch lights with WCH 2nd Generation LEDs. |
RECO LED gate lights on this signal. |
The second signal. |
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It has a Safetran base as well. |
Another Safetran gate mechanism. |
The DOT tag. |
The lights on this signal are more Safetran 12x24 inch lights with WCH 2nd Generation LEDs. |
The bell on this signal is a General Signals Type-1 e-bell. |
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This signal also has more RECO LED gate lights. |
The relay case. |
Track views. Picture 23 looks southeast towards CR 607 in Wesoda, AL. Picture 24 looks northwest towards King Edward Street and 2nd Avenue. |
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Action shots. |
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CSX 143 and CSX 4741 pull this train south. |
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The train passes and the crossing deactivates. |
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A return trip to the crossing on 9-27-20 finds a few changes to the signals... |
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The signal with the bell had the bell replaced with an NEG electronic bell! The gate arm and gate lights were also replaced and are now NEG LED gate lights. |
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The other signal also had its gate arm and gate lights replaced. Like with the other signal, these gate lights are now NEG LEDs as well. |
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Another return to the crossing on 8-26-21 catches it in action again! |
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CSX Q029 comes through with an ES44AH leading an AC44CW. |
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The train passes... |
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...and the gates rise. |
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This crossing used to have a Safetran Type-3 e-bell, but it died so a local signal maintainer replaced it with the bell that used to be at Arnold Street.
Pictures 1-40 and the video were taken on 2-20-16.
Pictures 41-49 were taken on 9-27-20.