Re: RoW exploration Oregon Lumber Company Trout Creek
| May 22, 2015 04:18PM |
For sure Bret.
There were three sticks of twisted rail, many various metal part, three brake pads, truck spring, journal box pieces, truss rods, etc. Also found some huge timbers about twenty feet further from the tracks than the wreck. They appear to me to be way too big for railcar, and the bolts appear too small for heavy duty, but I don't know what else they would be for.
There were three sticks of twisted rail, many various metal part, three brake pads, truck spring, journal box pieces, truss rods, etc. Also found some huge timbers about twenty feet further from the tracks than the wreck. They appear to me to be way too big for railcar, and the bolts appear too small for heavy duty, but I don't know what else they would be for.
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