What's this brand ?
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What's this brand ?
What's the brand of the cantilevers here ? IDK
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Re: What's this brand ?
It hard to tell from where you're at. If you can get a view of the bases you should be able to tell as the manufacturer is usually located there.Railtrack wrote:What's the brand of the cantilevers here ? IDK
Re: What's this brand ?
They look like Harmons.
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Re: What's this brand ?
Closest I could get on Streetview to the signal. I think it says Lincoln Industries on the cover but I'm not sure.
https://goo.gl/maps/jAjZSMy4isR2
https://goo.gl/maps/jAjZSMy4isR2
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Re: What's this brand ?
It also appears to be one of those WT_F (yes!) cantilevers, I've always thought that they're pretty odd.LARDLOGO wrote:Closest I could get on Streetview to the signal. I think it says Lincoln Industries on the cover but I'm not sure.
https://goo.gl/maps/jAjZSMy4isR2
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Re: What's this brand ?
Yea, that's Lincoln Industries (Progress Rail). Looks to be Progress Rail's answer to the Safetran WT/F cantilevers, which have a more angled bottom.ToledoRailfan wrote:It also appears to be one of those WT_F (yes!) cantilevers, I've always thought that they're pretty odd.LARDLOGO wrote:Closest I could get on Streetview to the signal. I think it says Lincoln Industries on the cover but I'm not sure.
https://goo.gl/maps/jAjZSMy4isR2
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Re: What's this brand ?
Are Safetran WT/F cantilevers still in production? I like how their overall design is based on the 80s "bridge" cantilevers in a way.
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I have no clue. You'd probably have to check Siemens's website.ZachL wrote:Are Safetran WT/F cantilevers still in production? I like how their overall design is based on the 80s "bridge" cantilevers in a way.
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