Quite interesting... obviously those crossings have been "downgraded". If the line is still active (hard to tell) I would have to wonder if the control boxes are even hooked up.
Re: Bell only crossings
Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 4:37 pm
by ToledoRailfan
cabman701 wrote:Quite interesting... obviously those crossings have been "downgraded". If the line is still active (hard to tell) I would have to wonder if the control boxes are even hooked up.
This line was originally a Burlington Northern freight line, it was abandon in 1996.
Re: Bell only crossings
Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2016 8:53 pm
by ZachL
ToledoRailfan wrote:
cabman701 wrote:Quite interesting... obviously those crossings have been "downgraded". If the line is still active (hard to tell) I would have to wonder if the control boxes are even hooked up.
This line was originally a Burlington Northern freight line, it was abandon in 1996.
The signs on the signals imply that the line is active (because the Yield signs were probably not originally part of the original crossings ), although it does make me wonder if the bells are still hooked up to power.
cabman701 wrote:Quite interesting... obviously those crossings have been "downgraded". If the line is still active (hard to tell) I would have to wonder if the control boxes are even hooked up.
This line was originally a Burlington Northern freight line, it was abandon in 1996.
The signs on the signals imply that the line is active (because the Yield signs were probably not originally part of the original crossings ), although it does make me wonder if the bells are still hooked up to power.
), although it does make me wonder if the bells are still hooked up to power.