--- In [email protected], "Andre Ming" <laming@...> wrote:
> When paid by the ton, the need arises to weigh the car.
> Typically, if the line has customers that ship by weight, the line will have
> a set of scales at the yard, or at one of the yards on down the line.
> Modeling a set of scales is a great way to add "operation" in a very small
> space.
>
Sounds like it might be realistic to add a scale then figure out ways to
use it later or just have it there if needed. Would a shortline usually have
the scale on a main or yard track that could also be used for other purposes or
would they normally dedicate a track just to the scale? Would a shortline scale
track have to be a double ended track or would they sometimes install a scale
on a spur if they didn't need to use it a lot? ..DaveBranum
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