You might want see if you have a crane on your route...

[Euphod]

http://tdn.com/news/local/longview-...cle_e475d752-9021-11e1-a1bd-0019bb2963f4.html

If you do, and it's in a fenced area with a trailer for the nightwatchman, things may start disappearing!:hehe:

 

[amrail2000]

Crud that's where my crane went.

 

[sawyer811]

I wondered, My spare ALCo engine blocks have been vanishing! :hehe:

 

[mezzoprezzo]

Missing crane?

I’ve still got mine. Very useful for dredging out sunken tanker trucks.

I’m not saying where I got it from though! Just an unhappy coincidence Your Honour.

 

[jjanmarine3]

Come on mezzoprezzo - pray tell where you got that crane, I have been looking to get one like that.Does it actually operate ?

 

[mezzoprezzo]

The crane

Hi jjanmarine3.

Sorry not to have responded sooner. I nearly missed this one. The logon timeout on the Forum wipes off all of my highlighted unread posts and I always have to trawl through to find anything I might not have read. I must have missed loads. It drives me mad (sorry –rant over!)

The crane is not driveable and I’ve never found any operating controls, but it is one of Vulcan’s very nice assets nevertheless, complete with smoking exhaust pipe.

Bucyrus Erie 250t Crane <kuid:60238:15028>

Casper

 

[jjanmarine3]

Thanks mezzoprezo . I ask becuase I was supervisor on recovery work for many years and used steam and diesel cranes, the biggest was 8 tonner rail crane.Would be cool to have cranes that operate to rerail our own messups or even routes that have been tasked with rerailing and recovery work ?

 

[jjanmarine3]

sorry Casper I missed a beat there - a 85 tonner -