MP:  QR12.840

 

Created April 25, 2020

 

Total Accidents:   2
Crossing DOT #:  515401A
TOTAL DAILY TRAINS:   27   (AS OF 2019)

 

Page created by: freebrickproductions

 

This crossing is located on the CSX River Subdivision.

 

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Overviews of the crossing.
The first signal.

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It has a WCH base.
A Siemens gate mechanism.
The emergency information.

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The lights all have WCH 2nd Generation LEDs in them.
The main lights are all newer WCH 12x24 inch lightheads.

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The side lights are a pair of older WCH 12 inch lightheads, one of which is a 12x20 and the other is a 12x24.

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Two WCH brackets are found on this signal.
This bell is an NEG e-bell.
This signal uses RECO LED gate lights.

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The second signal.

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It has a WRRS base.
This gate mechanism is a WRRS/GRS Type B gate mech!
The emergency information.

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The lights on this signal are a mixture of Safetran and Harmon 12x24 inch lights on a GRS bracket!

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The other bell here is a GS Type 2 e-bell.
The road gate on this side uses more RECO LED gate lights...
...while the ped gate uses an NEG gate light!

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The first pedestrian signal.
It has another WRRS base.
It has a WRRS gate mech!

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This signal uses a mixture of a Safetran 12x24 inch light and a Harmon 12x20 inch light mounted on a WRRS bracket!
The gate light here is another NEG gate light!

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The second pedestrian signal.
It has yet another WRRS base.
The gate mech here is the only Safetran one at this crossing.

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This signal has all Safetran 12x24 inch lights on a Safetran bracket.
Another RECO LED gate light over here.

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The relay case.
Looking north towards New Milford Avenue.
Looking south towards Columbia Avenue.

 

As you can see in the video below, the GRS Type B gate mech was replaced with a newer one (most likely Siemens). No other changes appear to have occured here since I took these pictures though.

 

All pictures were taken on 9-13-17.

The video was taken by Elliot Hamerstone on 4-1-19.