Railway Main Menu  ••••  Railway Track Maintenance Equipment - Info   Working on rail tracks nowadays is a question of cutting quickly and keeping to the timetable As train schedules become increasingly tight, new techniques are needed for rail maintenance and safety. Fully-welded rails with insulated sections provide information about the location and timing of every train on the line. Rail maintenance involves cutting out worn rails, welding in new rails and grinding the joints. And this all has to be done between trains to prevent delays in the timetable! What's needed is a fast, lightweight machine that does the job with the accuracy required. Partner helps keeps the trains on time and gives you a good safety margin at the same time. Specifications:   Engine Displacement Power Weight (including Rail Arm) Noise Level (A) Noise Level (B) Vibration Levels : Front Handle @ Idle Speed Front Handle @ 8500 rpm Rear Handle @ Idle Speed Rear Handle @ 8500 rpm Blade Diameter Cutting Depth NOTE : Noise Level (A) = Equivalent sound pressure level at the ear of the user Noise Level (B) = Equivalent sound power level Air cooled 2 Stroke 119 cc 5.8 kw 20.5 kg 102 db (A) 114.6 db (A) 7.0 m/s² 5.0 m/s² 7.0 m/s² 6.0 m/s² 350mm(14") 118mm(5")