Excavator at a Railway Worksite
A heavy wheeled excavator handles railway track repairs beside a spare steel rail and a specialized grapple attachment.
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Wheeled Excavators at Railway Work Sites
A wheeled excavator operates at a railroad crossing undergoing major repairs. The machine sits beside railway tracks, positioned near a loose rail segment and a heavy hydraulic grapple.
Facts About Railroad Track Maintenance
Wheeled excavators can drive quickly between rail crossings on paved roads without requiring flatbed transport trailers. Special attachments like heavy grapples allow operators to lift heavy steel rails and wooden ties with exact precision. Maintaining smooth rail crossings prevents traffic accidents and ensures passenger trains travel safely.
Colors of Railroad Repair Equipment
- Wheeled excavator body: Orange, yellow, or teal
- Excavator rubber tires: Deep black with gray steel rims
- Railway steel tracks: Metallic silver with reddish rust spots
- Hydraulic grapple: Matte black or dark gray steel
- Railway ballast stones: Light gray or speckled granite