We get it. there's a lot of WACO bells in Oregon. especially if those are all along the same line.
Re: Known existing WABCO Bells
Posted: Sun Oct 06, 2019 11:32 pm
by Trainzmandude2012
ZachL wrote: Sun Sep 01, 2019 6:41 pm
We get it. there's a lot of WACO bells in Oregon. especially if those are all along the same line.
Okay, we have a double-edged sword predicament here.
First off, this thread is for documenting locations of any known WABCO bell and any location goes depending on whether or not there's a whole strand of them even if it's on the same line. On the other hand, it would be nice if we kept findings in one reply to minimize the number of times we get a notification that this got updated. So thank you, ZachL, but it would be better to inform one of us before taking this into the spotlight. And BC Railfan, (obviously I know you're not doing it now but) it would probably be more convenient if you can keep any new findings in one reply until at least a day later.
On a different note,
I got a pretty decent take on the Hurlock WABCO (Main Street Crossing in Hurlock, MD) during the Hurlock Fall Festival Excursions:
Also an interesting setup here with two gates protecting a spot where some big trucks cross over a roadway in Granite City. Could be wrong but I don't think this was mentioned before: https://goo.gl/maps/A9YWpmwEWJthQcqo8