C'ville Crossings

[signal-in-the-box]

I have pictures, now, of the simple 2-lane & 2-track crossing at 2nd St. This is how most of them are, because except for 1 or 2, all of the crossings at major roads are on bridges.

The crossing stuff here consists of WCH signals, gates, & bells, with WRRS signal mounting.

Set of pictures:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/94611454@N ... 457762522/

All pictures:


3-way 12" WCH Crossing Signals, Sign, Bell, Gate by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

3-way 12" WCH Crossing Signals by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

3-way 12" WCH Crossing Signals by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

3-way 12" WCH Crossing Signals by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

WRRS Crossing Signal Mounting by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

Crossing Gate by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

Crossing Gate by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

2-way 12" WCH Crossing Signals, Gate, Signs by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

2-way 12" WCH Crossing Signals by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

Emergency Report #s for Buckingham Branch Railroad Crossing by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

Railroad Crossing - 2 Tracks signs by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

2 Tracks Crossing 2 Lanes by Signals Unlimited, on Flickr

[NSrailfan4life]

Awesome photo. To me its a bit strange that that railroad uses wrrs brackets on new WCH Lights.

[ZachL]

To me its a bit strange that that railroad uses wrrs brackets on new WCH Lights.

It's not uncommon at all for railroads to use old parts. There are some signals in my area that got upgraded last year (new gate mechs and new LED lights), yet they still have mechanical bells. I've also seen an installation with RACO/Griswold brackets holding up Safetran lights as well.

[NSrailfan4life]

To me its a bit strange that that railroad uses wrrs brackets on new WCH Lights.

It's not uncommon at all for railroads to use old parts. There are some signals in my area that got upgraded last year (new gate mechs and new LED lights), yet they still have mechanical bells. I've also seen an installation with RACO/Griswold brackets holding up Safetran lights as well.

Well that is very interesting. Thanks for the information. At least I learned something new.