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Russo Loco

March 22, 2015 01:31PM

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Thanks for the enlargement, Chris -

It looks to my tired old eyes like very light rail, with 2x4 bracing on the outside.
There appears to be a standard four-bolt rail joiner on the inside of the rail near
the bottom left of the enlarged photo.

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What rail is this? Wood?	John C	March 21, 2015 07:34AM
Re: What rail is this? Wood?	John West	March 21, 2015 09:01AM
Re: What rail is this? Wood?	Rgsgoose4	March 21, 2015 09:04AM
Re: What rail is this? Wood?	bcp	March 21, 2015 09:23AM
Re: What rail is this? Wood?	Chris Webster	March 22, 2015 10:55AM
Re: What rail is this? Wood?	Chris Walker	March 22, 2015 01:20PM
Re: What rail is this? Wood?	Russo Loco	March 22, 2015 01:31PM

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