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Strange track parts, what is it?
Author: Matt Farnsworth
Date: 03-05-2010 - 16:07

Was in Sandpoint Idaho last weekend, and I saw these track parts sitting next to the BNSF/UP diamond:

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/pictures%5C54629%5CP2289100.jpg

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My question, is what the heck are they? There are four of them. They kind of look like a frog, but the rail on the side odiously doesn't connect to anything. The only thing I can think of is maybe an expandable rail joint? Any thoughts or ideas?

Matt
Moscow ID

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  Strange track parts, what is it? Matt Farnsworth 03-05-2010 - 16:07
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? Mike 03-05-2010 - 16:31
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? Hunkiedoo 03-05-2010 - 17:02
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? Marty Bernard 03-06-2010 - 05:15
  Expansion joints d 03-06-2010 - 05:56
  Re: Expansion joints OTN 03-06-2010 - 09:24
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? mook 03-06-2010 - 09:09
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? P.Kepler 03-06-2010 - 09:40
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? P.Kepler 03-06-2010 - 09:46
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? Castlebridge 03-06-2010 - 12:40
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? OTN 03-07-2010 - 08:54
  Re: Strange track parts, what is it? Joe Magruder 03-08-2010 - 12:14


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