Re: NNG-trackwork question

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bcp

December 04, 2017 11:58AM

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I'm wondering if the cars are moved through the tipple by gravity, toward the camera, and those loose points are moved by the passing car. Then the "braces" at the frog might be to catch the crew's attention when switching that side of the tipple.

Bruce

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