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Class 246/417 - Frog obviating


Subclass of Class 246 - Railway switches and signals
Definition: Subject matter having a switch so constructed as to obviate
No. of patents: 1
Last issue date: 05/01/2001


NumberTitleIssue Date
6224023Railroad spring frog assembly
An improved railroad trackwork spring wing frog is provided with a rail-closer having a single compression spring whose reaction forces are applied to the frog spring wing rail through movable linkages that are each connected to the spring wing rail at di...
05/01/2001
 
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