Rail mulcher

[coreshot]

I have a buddy that does MOW work for the Union Pacific. He works with one of those from time to time. He posted pics recently on another forum of an accident that happened when the MOW crew had one of the mulching arms fouling an adjacent main line. A freight train coming by nailed it. I'll see if I can find them.

 

[coreshot]

Here is a llink to his thread on the other forum. He was just posting a vid on Youtube, and one of the people involved in the accident chimed in with his comments. The is a facebook link in the discussion with pics of the accident.

Interesting response to one of my YouTube vids - RME4x4.com - Utah's Rock Crawling and Off-Road Forum

 

[Heavyduty]

Here is a llink to his thread on the other forum. He was just posting a vid on Youtube, and one of the people involved in the accident chimed in with his comments. The is a facebook link in the discussion with pics of the accident.

Interesting response to one of my YouTube vids - RME4x4.com - Utah's Rock Crawling and Off-Road Forum

Thanks for link, corey. That machine sounded old, all the creaking and sqeaking.:laughing:

 

[Willl]

Check out the first portion of this vid. It's a one armed version,,,sorta.

Brandt Industries Ltd - Road Rail Corporation

 

[Heavyduty]

Check out the first portion of this vid. It's a one armed version,,,sorta.

Brandt Industries Ltd - Road Rail Corporation

Yeah, that was a slick set up.:thumbsup: That machine could multi-task and pull rail cars around. Thanks, for the video.