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Here's a look at two gated cantilevers with parts that all belong to Safetran, including all of the 12"x20" incandescent lights. |
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All lights and the gate mechanism are from Safetran. |
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A closeup of the gate mechanism showing the Safetran logo.
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UP seems to like using double sided crossbucks for some odd reason... |
A track view as well as a signal view. |
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Facing South. |
Facing North. |
The DOT number for this crossing. |
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Extreme close-up. Still crooked. |
Another South view. |
Another North View with Interstate 10 in the distance. |
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More views of the signals. |
One of the gate bases which has a RACO logo! |
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Another view of the cantilever base which has the Safetran logo. |
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Pictures 1-28 were taken in late 2005.
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A train approaching. |
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The signals activating. |
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The train wasn't very long, and the signal gates go up after less than a minute of being down. |
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The "X" signs have the same meaning as "W" (Whistile) signs. UP and the Arizona & California Railroad like using these signs for some weird reason.
A "W" sign on a UP line means a tunnel is ahead. |
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Pictures 29-40 were taken on March 31, 2006.
