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FAQ
What is hydraulic-drive rail gear?
Hydraulic-drive rail gear uses a machine hydraulic system to power rail wheels, allowing compatible equipment to travel on railroad tracks.
What hydraulic-drive rail gear models does Mitchell offer?
Mitchell listed hydraulic-drive models include the Model 1313, Model 2525, and Model 3535.
What is the difference between the Model 1313, 2525, and 3535 systems?
The models are designed for different equipment capacities and applications. The appropriate system depends on the machine specifications and intended railroad use.
Can hydraulic excavators be converted for railroad use?
Yes. Mitchell offers hydraulic-drive rail gear systems designed to convert compatible hydraulic excavators into railroad-capable machines.
Why use hydraulic-drive rail gear instead of a dedicated rail machine?
Hydraulic-drive rail gear can allow compatible construction equipment to perform both conventional work and railroad operations, potentially increasing equipment versatility.
How do I choose between the Model 1313, 2525, and 3535?
The correct model depends on the excavator or machine specifications, rated capacity, configuration, and intended rail application. Mitchell should be consulted for application-specific selection.