Re: Nails
Author: Tom H
Date: 06-18-2007 - 11:31

I think the "looks worn out" method is how they determine replacement now. Back in the early days of date nails ties were made from different kinds of wood. I have seen old oak and even redwood ties in California. Obviously some of the hardwoods lasted much longer than pine ties. Preserving methods probably were evolving in the early days also and different ties might have different preservitives in them that lasted longer or shorter periods.



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Nails almo 06-17-2007 - 01:44
  Re: Nails Dale Jones 06-17-2007 - 07:37
  Re: Nails rolland a. meyers 06-17-2007 - 15:51
  Re: Nails John McGaugh 06-17-2007 - 18:43
  Re: Nails rolland a. meyers 06-17-2007 - 20:08
  Re: Nails Mark Minckler 06-17-2007 - 19:52
  Re: Nails Dale Jones 06-17-2007 - 21:09
  Re: Nails almo 06-17-2007 - 22:29
  Re: Nails Dale Jones 06-18-2007 - 06:41
  Re: Nails Mike Huggins 06-18-2007 - 07:36
  Re: Nails rolland meyers 06-18-2007 - 08:26
  Re: Nails Mark Minckler 06-18-2007 - 10:36
  Re: Nails Tom H 06-18-2007 - 11:31
  Re: Nails Bolo Parker 06-18-2007 - 13:23
  bolo? cajon 06-19-2007 - 13:51
  Re: Nails rolland meyers 06-18-2007 - 12:36
  Re: Nails rolland meyers 06-18-2007 - 17:21
  Re: Nails hherjem 06-19-2007 - 21:35


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