Locations Of Currently Existing Griswold Cantilevers

[AndyWS]

http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=43.0 ... 2142857143

The WSOR system used to have more, but they have mostly been replaced/upgraded in the last few years.

[cabman701]

theres some more in LA but i am too lazy to look for em

Cuz moving that mouse around and clicking the button can take SO much out of you!

[Smjh1979]

Unfortunately, the bad areas have the good, classic stuff. If you look around Compton, you'll see lots of 8" WRRS lights and WRRS bells.

[Andrewsaxamophone]

A fair ammount of the crossings on the BRC railway still have the Griswold cantilevers.
http://www.rxrsignals.net/Illinois/A-K/ ... /Columbus/

[train man]

This crossing at Mcray St. here in Hollister Ca. has Griswold cantilevers

[Smjh1979]

Nope. Those are RACO cantilevers.

[train man]

ah I see thanks for the heads up! I'm not really good at identifing cantilevers I just thought that since all the eqipment was Griswold (with the exeption of one of the bells) that the Cantilever was too, thanks for setting me straight on that!

TM

[gedunk]

Those are Griswolds. Mike is about to post some pics I took back in March of this crossing.

That's Fourth, not McCray, in Hollister. At least that's what's on the relay case. I parked my car behind that tire store fence with the banner on it in the lower left of the picture. Picture 10 in my submision was taken over that fence.

[Smjh1979]

If I become a maintainer, all I'll use is a boom truck when working on cantilevers and cantilever lights. I'm too much of a coward to walk along the top of the cantilever on newer models.

[Smjh1979]

I'd almost want a boom truck for the mast lights too, also, in case there's any work done on the bell.

The mechanical bells will be a bit easier to work with when you have a boom truck, rather than a ladder.