Treadus fault !!!geez give it a rest, I think it was saskfarmers fault,that train was on the way to make jet fuel so he can fly back and forth, Makes as much sence as your arguments.
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WAKE UP YOU LIBERAL FOOL CC et alComment
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I predict that there will come a day when railroads will refuse to carry oil or any load where the weight shifts. The weight of the load and sloshing around inside the tank must be hard on the track and rail bed. Not quite like a load of lumber. The legal liability may become a problem also. Not an expert but just seems precarious to me.Comment
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I had this discussion Saturday with a fellow that has been running trains for CN for 30 years or more. He said oil cars are built tough now and are filled right to the lid so no slosh.Originally posted by sumdumguy View Post
Propane on the other hand ... very scary. It's partially full, under high pressure. He has been on a train that derailed where a propane csr blew and send the end of the car 3/4 of a mile.Last edited by LEP; Dec 9, 2019, 23:25.Comment
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Earlier today
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Has the cause of the derailment been established yet? I find it ironic that it happened just as Kenny and entourage is headed to Ottawa to lobby for pipelines. Couldn't have been better timing and place where nobody would get hurt and to prove the need for pipes in the ground.Comment
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if it happened at a crossing it is easy to understand....fill with snow and or ice and if they are like any of the local crossings there will be more of this happening...
There is no reasons for crossings to be sunk below the pavement other than highways and the railways don't talk or blame each other....Comment
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Curious- What site did you go to for that pic? Must be recent.Originally posted by farming101 View Post
Would be cool to use on my own place for my own info.Comment
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https://www.sentinel-hub.com/explore/eobrowser https://www.sentinel-hub.com/explore/eobrowser
Have fun!Comment
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