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Hi good people, <br />I was just wondering, Is there any differance in the tincil strength of the rails or <br />bridge/trestle gerders from one end to the other? Say for instance a bridge <br />crosses a river and one bank is granet and the other is sand stone and due <br />to the differant expantion rate of the to types of stone would the tincil <br />strength in the steel have to compensate? <br />Thanks for the input, <br />and please forgive my spelling. <br /> <br />railwayray <br />Sagle Idaho <br /> <br />LOVE THAT BNSF
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