Railways – Track layers – Built-up sections
Patent
1982-05-18
1985-05-14
Reese, Randolph
Railways
Track layers
Built-up sections
104 2, 414460, E01B 2902
Patent
active
045165033
ABSTRACT:
A machine to operate with at least one similar machine along a railway line to remove and install railway track portions and switches, has a portal structure extending transversely and straddling the railway line, and has telescopic uprights connected respectively to different telescopic cross-members, so that the uprights can be moved sideways independently of each other to a width sufficient to straddle a switch. At the base of each upright is a crawler track to run on the ballast at the sides of the railway line or switch. Four flanged wheels are mounted on the telescopic columns on the cross-members to move downwardly and run along the rails of the railway line. Below each cross-member are two pivotal hooks to grip the railway track portions and switches.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4143974 (1964-08-01), Oville
patent: 4240354 (1980-12-01), Newman
patent: 4266904 (1981-05-01), Fadness
patent: 4270456 (1981-06-01), Theurer et al.
AMECA S.r.l.
Reese Randolph
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