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These pictures were taken by TrainmanKight on January 15, 2010.
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Overview of the crossing.
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WCH 2nd generation LEDs. |
There's a Safetran gate mechanism here. |
The 12"x24" light frames and brackets are also by Safetran. |
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The bell shown here is a rusty WCH mechanical bell. |
Another view of the signal. |
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More views of the Safetran frames with WCH LEDs inside. |
No gate guards. |
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More views from the other side of the crossing. This signal has the same characteristics as the other signal, except without a bell. Picture 16 also has no gate guards on it. |
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Track views.
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| On February 20, 2010, the crossing was caught in action by TrainmanKight. Picture 23 shows the WCH LED and incandescent light in mid-flash. | |||||
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| Close-ups of the WCH LED and the incandescent light lit up. | |||||
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| About 1 minute after the signals activate, the last train car passes. | |||
