Geometrically Challenged shaped arms in Kingsland,AR
Posted: Fri Sep 30, 2011 10:58 pm
I don't know the name of the road,I may have posted a topic in this forum of the crossing without a train.
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Who taught you shapeslegsbluetrain wrote:
I don't know the name of the road,I may have posted a topic in this forum of the crossing without a train.

Someone failed Geometry :PTrainmanKight wrote:Who taught you shapeslegsbluetrain wrote:
I don't know the name of the road,I may have posted a topic in this forum of the crossing without a train.
I call them square because of the part that the gate is on on the mast is like a square,my friend calls them square gates also.I don't see crossings like that around Pine Bluff except the one at a paper mill.TrainmanKight wrote:Who taught you shapeslegsbluetrain wrote:
I don't know the name of the road,I may have posted a topic in this forum of the crossing without a train.
That's what I meant,I know those counterweight supports are not common,but that's all I know that crossing for,that counterweight support,my friend calls them square gates,I know what he's referring to.MD2020 wrote:The gate is rectangle shaped, just like any other standard gate in the US. The rear cover of the mechanism is square, but that's pretty normal also. The counterweight support arms are triangle shaped, and aren't very common. The only "square" thing I see in the pic other than the rear cover is the counterweights.
Title has been changed.MD2020 wrote:We understand, you have a friend. Congradulations to you. Apparently he is geometrically challenged also. Congradulations to him as well. I understand how y'all get can along.
However, the gate is not square. Neither are the counterweight support arms. ...Seriously.
You should inform your friend.
legsbluetrain wrote:Title has been changed.