Aluminum 8” Intermodal Car Side Sill Stands (Set Of Four)
$3,495.84
Use our new Aluminum 8” Side Sill Stands to support intermodal car sections after they are separated to perform truck or coupler repairs. They are designed for use at facilities with paved floors that are even with the top of the rail. The aluminum construction keeps the weigh of the stand under 26 pounds. The durable heavy-duty rubber top eliminates metal-to-metal contact.
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Aluminum 8” Intermodal Car Side Sill Stand (Single Stand)
$873.96Use our new Aluminum 8” Side Sill Stands to support intermodal car sections after they are separated to perform truck or coupler repairs. They are designed for use at facilities with paved floors that are even with the top of the rail. The aluminum construction keeps the weigh of the stand under 26 pounds. The durable heavy-duty rubber top eliminates metal-to-metal contact.
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Side Bearing Height Gauge
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Turn the adjustment knob on the end of the gauge clockwise to collapse the gauge fingers to their retracted position
From either the side or end of the freight car, move the gauge into position between the truck and freight car body bolsters
Turn the gauge adjustment knob counter-clockwise until both fingers are tight against the truck and body bolster surfaces
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42″ Brake Shoe Pry Bar
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