Just a quick question,in the rule book it states the action taken by a signaller when "both fishplates are broken on the same rail".
Does this mean two fishplates on either end of a 60ft length of rail or two fishplates opposite to one another across the 4 foot (ie one on the cess rail and one on the 6ft rail)?
Later on in the book it goes on about "one fishplate of a pair is broken". So what constitutes a pair out of either of the above examples?
Hope I've made it clear enough, sure I've come to the right place for answers!!
Does this mean two fishplates on either end of a 60ft length of rail or two fishplates opposite to one another across the 4 foot (ie one on the cess rail and one on the 6ft rail)?
Later on in the book it goes on about "one fishplate of a pair is broken". So what constitutes a pair out of either of the above examples?
Hope I've made it clear enough, sure I've come to the right place for answers!!
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