Gasoline Engine Driven Railway Track Jack

Gasoline Engine Driven Railway Track Jacks are a type of equipment used in the construction and maintenance of railway tracks. They are specifically designed to lift and support sections of railway tracks during repair or maintenance work. These jacks are powered by gasoline engines, which provide the necessary force to lift heavy track sections.

Gasoline Engine Driven Railway Track Jacks are classified under the supply class "Right-Of-Way Construction And Maintenance Equipment" in the supply group "Railway Equipment." This classification indicates that these jacks are specifically designed for use in the construction and maintenance of railway tracks, and they fall under the broader category of equipment used in the right-of-way area of the railway.

These jacks are essential tools for railway maintenance crews as they allow for efficient and safe lifting of track sections, enabling repairs and maintenance work to be carried out effectively. They are designed to be portable and easy to maneuver, allowing for flexibility in various track maintenance scenarios.

Overall, Gasoline Engine Driven Railway Track Jacks play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation and safety of railway tracks by providing the necessary support during maintenance and repair activities.