Tie adzing machine and method

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E01B 29/05 (2006.01) E01B 29/16 (2006.01) E01B 31/22 (2006.01)

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CA 1134204

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A machine for removing old rails and replacing them with new rails comprises an adzing station where the surfaces of the old ties are adzed after removing the old rails and tie plates. The adzing station comprises two adzers spaced laterally on either side of the centre of the machine for adzing laterally spaced locations at which new tie plates and rails have to be laid. The adzers are mounted, respectively, on two frames which can move together laterally with respect to a third frame in response to a centre line follower so that the adzers are always located at the correct lateral position even on curved track. The third frame is attached to the main frame of the machine and it can be pivoted selectively about two spaced lateral locations adjacent to where the adzers are mounted in response to control signals from an inclinometer mounted on the pivotal frame and control signals from a superelevation device measuring the superelevation of the track. Thus the adzers are maintained substantially perpendicular to the ties for all conditions of cross-level including superelevation on curves.

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