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We shipped a couple of trucks of 7" x 9" x 8' Rail Ties to a customer today. These are used on a replacement project, replacing old and damaged Creosote Hardwood ties. Creosote ties are expensive to purchase; they have a long life, but...
This contractor was able to load the truck using his own on board crane. These are adjacent rail crossing pieces, that will be installed next to the rail. The manufactured cut-away will allow the rail plates and nails to be unobstructed. These timbers are...
These ITP Rail Crossing Panels are being installed on the west coast of the USA, such a nice view to work beside! These panels are 7" thick and come in Field and Gauge, 2 fields and 1 gauge make the total kit. They are...
These specialty Rail Wheel Chocks are designed to hold a set of Rail Car Bogies. Each flanged wheel sits in a chock. Generally speaking these are used when the bogies are being repaired (Rail Car Shop) or when being stored for deployment.
Often supplied as 8" thick or 7" thick or 6" thick x 50" wide with accompanying side panels, these are fast deploy Rail Crossing Kits. Ready to drop in to place and lag down to the ties. The undercut is to clear the rail...
These are an environmentally sensible alternative to traditional creosote Rail Ties. Yellow Cedar Rail Ties will "wear out" before they rot out, and these products hold the gauge very well (gauge is the ability to hold the rail spikes in position so the track...
This steel frame Trestle is being built beside an existing bridge that is being removed and replaced. The Trestle will be the work platform for the Crawler Crane and also Concrete Trucks when they build the new span. The method is to use a...
These are pre-drilled and shaped timbers ready for incising and treating and eventual painting to be used as Rail Crossing Posts. The holes are drilled to accept the Cross Buck
These Douglas Fir timbers are 12" x 12" x 8' and are being used in some of the bridge repairs which were caused by massive flooding in BC in 2021.
These are 6" x 10" Hem/Fir #2 and btr timbers which are being used by a Rail Service Company to install Crossings. The wedge shape is installed downward, with the 10" face upwards. The wedge shape rests against a heavy rubber extrusion which is...
These Rail Crossing Panels are going to a private Grain rail distribution point, where rail cars are shunted on rail sidings to fill and organize. The crossings will be placed so construction equipment can access a new build facility. These Crossings can be quickly...
These nice looking briefcase Jack Blocks are designed to fit on top of a jack, stuck between metal and metal, to lift Rail Cars for repairs and maintenance. They look nice enough to be coffee tables! Kiln Dried Maple is hard, laminated and bolted...
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