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    Elastic Spike Extractor - experiences?

    We have all got to start somewhere, after all BR seemed to think it was alright to run mainline locos on it in the past. I can't see the problem...
    Post door: stephen hornby, 3 nov 2018 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
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    Elastic Spike Extractor - experiences?

    Iv'e printed it out as there is quite a lot useful information contained on various subjects, cheers pal.
    Post door: stephen hornby, 2 nov 2018 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
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    Elastic Spike Extractor - experiences?

    We use the J spikes too at Jameson Rd. We’ve only just started to fettle the track so we haven’t got much money to throw about either!
    Post door: stephen hornby, 1 nov 2018 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
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    Elastic Spike Extractor - experiences?

    Hi, I ordered one of those steel wedges on Tuesday and it has arrived today. If all goes well I will try it on Saturday and let you know if it’s...
    Post door: stephen hornby, 1 nov 2018 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
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    Elastic Spike Extractor - experiences?

    Hi, that does surprise me as we have shown no mercy to ours , just wondering if age has something to do with it. The ones we are using are from...
    Post door: stephen hornby, 1 nov 2018 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.
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    Elastic Spike Extractor - experiences?

    Hi, we have just started redoing a length of track(about 600 yards) with BR1 type base plates and the dreaded Elastic Spikes! We are using an ex...
    Post door: stephen hornby, 31 okt 2018 in forum: Civil Engineering M.I.C.