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I think they accidentally discovered the oldest crossing on the entire site! Those large cross bucks were used with full length gates that used to span the roadway.freebrickproductions wrote:That's an old wooden 45° crossbuck! Nice find!ajlynch91 wrote:What an odd looking crossbuck; https://www.google.com/maps/@41.4935532 ... m2!1e4!1e1
This is a pretty neat looking crossing right here, and wished that they kept it. But sadly, they had to upgrade it.Erik-Gorb-Hamilton wrote:I think they accidentally discovered the oldest crossing on the entire site! Those large cross bucks were used with full length gates that used to span the roadway.freebrickproductions wrote:That's an old wooden 45° crossbuck! Nice find!ajlynch91 wrote:What an odd looking crossbuck; https://www.google.com/maps/@41.4935532 ... m2!1e4!1e1
It was usually a similar setup like this:
Tracks are in poor condition!NathanFromEngland wrote:Weird crossbucks.
https://www.google.com/maps/@-38.743295 ... 312!8i6656
Active crossing
https://www.google.com/maps/@-38.729397 ... 312!8i6656
It's pretty rare to see an inverted Crossbuck that are still in use, even know this spur line is abandoned, and not in use.dan the ca railfan wrote:Alaska ave in Torrance ca has a Wooden cross buck the poor thing has seen better bays but both the words railroad and crossing are vissible here is the gsv link https://www.google.com/maps/@33.84321,- ... authuser=0
Your link doesn't work.dan the ca railfan wrote:thanks did you see my oakland finds as wellhttp://www.rxrsignals.com/Phpbb3/posting.php?m ... f=13&t=203# it sucks that it is abandoned but hey i have an abandoned one in my city and i have seen it
