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| − | ==Dominion Atlantic Railway Burro Crane== | + | ==Dominion Atlantic Railway Burro Crane No. 4042== |
| − | In 1963 the pile driver was scrapped, but the frame was used to construct a "Burro Crane Transporter" | + | In 1963 the pile driver [[DAR400002|No. 400002]] was scrapped, but the frame was used to construct a "Burro Crane Transporter" [[DAR418135|No. 418135]], which was a very long flatcar with rails on the deck and a set of ramps to load the Burro on the deck, where there was a coupler mounted to secure it. At the far end there was a support for the boom to rest on. (1) The Burro was in a serious head-on collision with [[DAR9058|Dayline No. 9058]] at [[Coldbrook]] on October 30, 1965 which injured several and badly damaged both units. |
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Latest revision as of 10:24, 9 February 2024
Dominion Atlantic Railway Burro Crane No. 4042
In 1963 the pile driver No. 400002 was scrapped, but the frame was used to construct a "Burro Crane Transporter" No. 418135, which was a very long flatcar with rails on the deck and a set of ramps to load the Burro on the deck, where there was a coupler mounted to secure it. At the far end there was a support for the boom to rest on. (1) The Burro was in a serious head-on collision with Dayline No. 9058 at Coldbrook on October 30, 1965 which injured several and badly damaged both units.
Gallery
Burro Crane No. 4042 at Windsor on October 16, 1965.
The Burro crane ensemble spread across 3 flatcars No. 42?303, No 4183?? and No. 418191.
Burro crane and boom flat car at Kentville on July 13, 1986.
A Burro crane and flatcar at unknown location and date.
Burro crane at Annapolis Royal Bridge.
Burro crane at Annapolis Royal Bridge.
