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Re: More creosote
Author: jdm
Date: 03-30-2007 - 16:46

The vast majority of railroad bridges are still built with treated timbers. Small to large bridges all across the country are still made with treated timbers. Railroads do not replace a bridge just because it has treated wood. When a repair is needed they they look at the cost of replacement or repair. Timber Stuctures are not time bombs and have served the railroads well for over 125 years.

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  More creosote Dick Seelye 03-29-2007 - 23:49
  Re: More creosote Tom Krummell 03-30-2007 - 07:27
  Re: More creosote Rich Hunn 03-30-2007 - 10:00
  Re: More creosote Tony Czuleger 03-30-2007 - 20:44
  Re: More creosote jdm 03-30-2007 - 16:46
  Re: More creosote almo 03-30-2007 - 19:24


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