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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by clinchvalley</i> <br /><br />ebriley, we're talking turnouts/switches. I know there are tons of concrete ties on regular track, I laid hundreds of them in the 70's on the FEC. <br />You will NOT see concrete ties under switches on mainline US railroads with heavy traffic unless they really improve the technology........[/quote] <br /> I think the technology has improved enough for CSX to install a crossover with concrete sleepers near Brunswick, Maryland. <br /> I posted the question on [url="http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=13941"]<u>Trains Magizine Forum.com</u>[/url] and got an answer instantly. <br /> I seems that citizens of the small community down the line from him, where they installed it, are complaining that it is shaking houses from their foundations. <br /> No doubt they're hoping you're right about the lack of durability. <br />
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