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Moving The Wide Cars

The Boeing Switch gets ready to move some 24 ft wide containers. These are used to haul 777 parts from the docks in Everett, WA. A 16 ft wide container is on the left.
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How do those "wides" run on track? Is it modefied for them???
 
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The tracks from the pier to the bottom of the hill are doule track. There is a special routing that runs the train on certain mains so that it will avoid any obstructions. All other rail traffic must stop while the cars are being moved.
 

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