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  • EMD SW 1200 with great

    EMD SW 1200 with great prospects

      This SW 1200 needs some items taken care of. Please scroll down for full list of items Repairs needed: Update air valves 26NL and repair leaks New batteries (Replaced 6/15/25) Repair sanders and install hose and ...

      $194,000 USD

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      Est. $3,651/mo

      Northampton, MA
    • Container Straddle Carrier

      Container Straddle Carrier

      • Horsepower: 230 hp

      35 ton container straddle carrier is the ideal container handling equipment for moving containers at sea port, railway, terminals, intermodal storage yards and so on. Lifting capacity: 25 30 35 40Ton(tonne) Model...

      Beijing, China
    • Cnc truss production line

      Cnc truss production line

        1. Product introduction The intelligent truss production robot is a fully automated production line that integrates wire rod raw material pay-off, steel bar straightening, bending forming, automatic welding, cut-...

        Jining, China

      Overview

      Rail machinery encompasses a range of equipment used for the construction, maintenance, and repair of railway tracks and infrastructure. This includes machines like track excavators, ballast regulators, rail grinders, and tampers. These specialized machines ensure the efficiency and safety of rail operations by performing tasks such as laying tracks, aligning rails, and maintaining the track bed.

      FAQ

      What should I consider when buying used rail machinery?

      Consider the machine's age, operating hours, maintenance history, and overall condition. It's also important to check for any recent repairs or upgrades that may impact performance.

      How can I arrange for the shipping of rail machinery?

      Use a transport company experienced in moving heavy and oversized equipment. Ensure the machinery is properly secured and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

      What is the recommended maintenance schedule for rail machinery?

      Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic systems, inspecting wear parts, lubricating moving parts, and conducting safety checks. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.