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    1. Super cool! It’s probably self explanatory, but this type of road-rail plant (heavy vehicle) is able to drive around on normal roads but then jump onto the train tracks, at a level crossing or a similar designed transfer point. I’ve seen them used in construction but makes total sense to use it for laying new ballast (small stones) here. Not something I’ve directly worked in so I’m sure other people will have more insight.

    2. Anhedonia10 on

      My whole life I have dreamed of driving one of those Hi-Rail trucks 😛

    3. boogerlord667 on

      I saw something similar outside Flinders Street station but it was for trams.

    4. Waste_Ingenuity5535 on

      Obviously you ppl have never seen Alaskan Railroads or Australian Railroads which is on channel 7 mate Tuesday’s. It shows you what and how they do the ballast etc and repairing train tracks

    5. Proof_Independent400 on

      The government doesn’t want you to know this….But the train track rocks are free. You can just pick them up and take them home. I have 420 rocks I picked up and no one has stopped me yet!