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Well, I'm a newbie myself, but my answer would be, yes, it is common to have to remove a tie or 2 to install rail joiners. I save the ones I cut off, shave them smooth on the top, and slide them under the joint as appropriate for spacing after the track is laid. Good luck. <br /> <br />John
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