Logging Trains and Level Crossing! - A view from Westpac Stadium

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• published: 31 Jul 2016
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In this 17 minute epic, we can see the whole process of a remote-controlled diesel locomotive switching over empty log trailers for full ones, so that the logs can be stacked, ready for loading onto a ship to go overseas. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The process goes like this: 1. The train brings the full trailers over the Level Crossing and stops on the empty track. 2. The points change, and the train reverses and moves around the corner. 3. The other set of points is changes, and the train moves up to connect up the empty trailers. 4. The train reverses back around the corner. 5. The points switch again, and the train goes and dumps the empty trailers on the other track. 6. The train goes around the corner again. 7. The points change, and the train dumps the full trailers on the far track. Now the scoops can come and start stacking the logs. 8. The locomotive goes back around the corner for one last time. 9. the points change, and the locomotive goes to collect the empty trailers. 10. The other points switch, and the locomotive takes the empty trailers back over the Level Crossing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Train is remote-controlled by the man wearing orange. He also operates the points and level crossing. The Level crossing features: Western-Cullen Hayes Barriers Western-Cullen Hayes E-Bells Montrose Lights. The crossing for the port is made up of various parts. It uses some basic car-park barriers and flashing red lights. I think it also has either a Yodalarm or Roshni alarm on it somewhere too.