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Truck on SIRT??


mark1447

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Yeah, all railroads have vehicles like that. They add wheels at the front bumper so it can stay on track easier.

 

So how do they rive em? No stirring wheels, and Im guessing taking them of the rail will have to be done right on a Rail Sidewalk =X

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So how do they rive em? No stirring wheels, and Im guessing taking them of the rail will have to be done right on a Rail Sidewalk =X

 

Correct. They just use the gas and brakes, no need to steer (and probably no way to), and get on and off the rails at intersections with roads.

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Top left of the picture... the copyright notice has his name, so now you know! :D

 

LOL =P I Now know, but I didnt know it was him.

 

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Now another question: Can this truck switch at Junction or no =X?

 

sry for many question guys, I just wanna put knowledge up in my brains, seein that this forum is an excellent community :D and yes I do know transit lol just want a lil more

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Yes most of the SIRT Service trucks and a few of their construction equipment are equipt with rr wheels under the front and rear bumpers for access to the sirt system and can use the switches as would a regular train as far as getting on the rr tracks there are several places were the sidings are that are level with the ground and have access to the street behind locked entrance gates.

 

Bill Johnson

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