[POSI]

This is awesome!





Wonder what the men that first worked on the railroad, would think.





CLICK HERE ICI







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[justkyle]

Clicked the link and my internet security flagged it as an unsafe site.

 

[Mike]

Wonder if the concrete tie's will last longer than the wooden ones.
Doubt it.

 

[JWagner]

Unsafe?? Quite likely with that "ru" in the address.

 

[Chris R]

I get an access denied message.

 

[matt's66]

Worked for me, no problems. Cool.

 

[Andy69]

wants me to download an SWF file :noway:

 

[bikeron]

Worked great for me by clicking on the French "ICI" for here..

The other links did not work.

Great video.

Ron

 

[rocks66ss]

Back in the 70's I worked for the SLSF railroad. I worked on a section gang for the Santa Fe for a short while, and I worked for a company called Kelly Hill Railroad contractors, we came in after major derailments and repaired track and laid new.

Lets say I never got to see the fancy equipment in that video in my day. I know all too well how rail is put down the old fashion way.

BTW, the video worked fine for me.

Rocky

 

[JWagner]

Here is one not from Russia, so it may be less hazardous.

 

[Chris R]

I tried to get the video to work again and it worked this time. Im a big railroad fanatic and this video is actually about 5 years old. Somewhere in Europe if I recall. Regarding concrete ties. They do last a long time and the Union Pacific uses concrete ties in a lot of areas in the US.

 

[1badss396]

Wonder if the concrete tie's will last longer than the wooden ones.
Doubt it.

Concrete last longer than the wood and also absorbs more vibration and lets the train have a better ride.

 

[Dean]

Video worked just fine for me.
Absolutely amazing machinery.

I doubt that concrete absorbs more vibration than wood Brad.

 

[1badss396]

Dean its what they say about it and gives a smoother ride. Also less noise from the concrete ties.