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International Railroad Discussion > Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil)Date: 06/12/22 14:35 Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil) Author: pedrop Today afternoon I visited EVP yard and took this picture of one of the switching machines there .
Pedro Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG,  Date: 06/12/22 18:28 Re: Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil) Author: Latebeans Very interesting. We don't see many of these around here.
Date: 06/13/22 13:06 Re: Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil) Author: Ritzville Very different looking switch!
Larry Date: 06/14/22 04:21 Re: Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil) Author: PHall Latebeans Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Very interesting. We don't see many of these > around here. You have to look in the right places like Southern Colorado. Date: 06/15/22 07:18 Re: Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil) Author: E25 Is the yellow bar a safety lock? I.e., you need to flip it over before you can throw the switch from the stand?
Greg Stadter Phoenix, AZ Date: 06/15/22 08:44 Re: Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil) Author: PHall E25 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is the yellow bar a safety lock? I.e., you need > to flip it over before you can throw the switch > from the stand? Looks like it manually keeps the points against the stock rail. Date: 06/15/22 11:26 Re: Dual gauge switching machine (Brazil) Author: pedrop We call it "Taramela". It is a device to prevent switch points to move while the train is passing on them. It is used in the areas where we have switches moved manually.
E25 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is the yellow bar a safety lock? I.e., you need > to flip it over before you can throw the switch > from the stand? Posted from Android Pedro Rezende Vespasiano MG, https://youtube.com/c/minasgeraisrailways1 |