Updates from the BNSF Birmingham Subdivision
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2019 5:25 pm
Went out on a daytrip to the Birmingham Sub yesterday, and have a few things to report.
First off, in Guin:
US 278/AL 118 (misnamed as US 278 on the site) has had the Safetran Type 1 e-bell replaced with a GS Type 3.
Sawmill Road has had both signals at it replaced. The new signals feature all Safetran 12x20 inch lights with Dialight Ball LEDs and a faded GS Type 1 electronic bell (which I believe came from Cordova).
CR 132 in Gu-Win has had the WCH mechanical bell replaced with a new General Signals e-bell.
The light without a background at Fairview Road in Winfield has had a new 20 inch background installed on it.
In Cordova:
Both Main Street (misnamed on the site as Jasper Street) and Highland Avenue (misnamed on the site at Burlington Street) have had their signals replaced entirely. The new signals feature Safetran 12x24 inch lights with Dialight Ball LEDs, General Signals Type 3 e-bells, Siemens gate mechanisms, and RECO LED gate lights.
River Road has also had its GS e-bell replaced with a GS Type 3.
First off, in Guin:
US 278/AL 118 (misnamed as US 278 on the site) has had the Safetran Type 1 e-bell replaced with a GS Type 3.
Sawmill Road has had both signals at it replaced. The new signals feature all Safetran 12x20 inch lights with Dialight Ball LEDs and a faded GS Type 1 electronic bell (which I believe came from Cordova).
CR 132 in Gu-Win has had the WCH mechanical bell replaced with a new General Signals e-bell.
The light without a background at Fairview Road in Winfield has had a new 20 inch background installed on it.
In Cordova:
Both Main Street (misnamed on the site as Jasper Street) and Highland Avenue (misnamed on the site at Burlington Street) have had their signals replaced entirely. The new signals feature Safetran 12x24 inch lights with Dialight Ball LEDs, General Signals Type 3 e-bells, Siemens gate mechanisms, and RECO LED gate lights.
River Road has also had its GS e-bell replaced with a GS Type 3.