Lights/ Crossbucks in front of others

[Brian556]

Have y'all seen this anywhere other than Texas? This is frquently done on all-new installations.
The only possible explanation I can come up with for his is that there may be one set of standards for gated signals, and another set for cantilevers, and the engineers can't deviate from these, or don't have enough sense to.

Example:http://www.rxrsignals.net/Texas/G-P/Hig ... ill/11.jpg
http://www.rxrsignals.net/Texas/G-P/Hig ... age/08.jpg

[gedunk]

Yep

http://www.rxrsignals.net/California/A- ... ard/35.jpg

[Robert_Gift]

Aren't they simply installing new cantilever signals?
When ready, they will remove everything but gates from the other signal?

[gedunk]

Aren't they simply installing new cantilever signals?
When ready, they will remove everything but gates from the other signal?

They didn't.

[Robert_Gift]

Aren't they simply installing new cantilever signals?
When ready, they will remove everything but gates from the other signal?

They didn't.

I did not see the second photo showing both new signal with gates and new cantilever.
If I lived in the area, I would contact them and ask WTF.

[gedunk]

Aren't they simply installing new cantilever signals?
When ready, they will remove everything but gates from the other signal?

They didn't.

I did not see the second photo showing both new signal with gates and new cantilever.
If I lived in the area, I would contact them and ask WTF.

From their website:

General Manager: Randy L. Perry
Business Phone: (559) 592-4247

[AlvinAZ]

The only possible explanation I can come up with for this is that there
may be one set of standards for gated signals, and another set for
cantilevers, and they can't {be} deviate{d} from...

x2 :)

Who is going to start the process tho? ;)

Whoever does... would prob'ly have to defend it in court at some point
and if they don't win the first time might be "in for it" several times. :(

That process may have already happened?

I tried real hard to keep myself out of court and succeeded. :) And if I
was going to be dragged in there and "flogged;)" wanted their pictures
to show I'd taken good care of the equipment.

Alvin in AZ

[Robert_Gift]

General Manager: Randy L. Perry Business Phone: (559) 592-4247

This morning I called and received Randy's recording.
Left my name and telephone number and reason for calling.