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Used Rail Machinery in Spain

  • 1985 Railway motor dresine SKL

    1985 Railway motor dresine SKL 25.2 with crane SKL 25

    • Manufacturer: Railway motor dresine SKL 25.2 with crane

    Railway motor dresine SKL 25.2 with crane Railway self-driven special vehicle № 25.2.065 Type: SKL 25/2 LK Own weight: 10.2t Load capacity: 4.0t Distance between rails (Gauge) – 1435 mm Brake: Indirect – Direct T...

    Aranjuez, Spain
  • Self-driven lifting platform WD RSM

    Self-driven lifting platform WD RSM

    • Manufacturer: ITALY

    Self-driven lifting platform WD RSM  МАХ weight 5000 kg  Load capacity 1000 kg  Tare (own weight) 4000 kg  4260  → 2600 ←  Load capacity of the lifting platform: 600 kg  Load capacity of the extension of t...

    Aranjuez, Spain
  • 1996 PEM Gantry 807 FASSETTA

    1996 PEM Gantry 807 FASSETTA Geismar

    • Manufacturer: Geismar

    We have Quantity: 2 * Diesel engine power: 12.5 KW at 2400 rpm * Fuel tank: 50 L * Hydraulic tank: 55 L * Folded dimensions (length x width x height): 2110 x 2770 x 2775 mm * Mass: 4,000 kg * Load capacity: 20 tons

    $41,182 USD

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    Est. $775/mo

    Aranjuez, Spain
  • FAUR LDH 1500 CLASS 82

    FAUR LDH 1500 CLASS 82 LDH 1500

    • Manufacturer: Faur

    These locomotives are modernized with Alstom France and entered service since 1999. Among others, they are equipped with a new Caterpillar engine, electric train heating generator, on-board computer and a new hyd...

    Aranjuez, Spain
  • 1991 MATISA B 40 U

    1991 MATISA B 40 U

    • Manufacturer: Matisa
    • Model: B40

    Model/type: S&C Tamping Machine MATISA-B40 | Delivery: Ready for Delivery in European Union | Model/type: S&C Tamping Machine MATISA-B40

    Aranjuez, Spain
  • 1976 Unknown DR CLASS 233

    1976 Unknown DR CLASS 233

      DBAG Class 233 3000HP These locomotives were renovated and powered with Kolomna 12 D 49 M engines, and other more minor improvements.This engine can have sets of cylinders turned off to save fuel at low workload...

      Aranjuez, Spain
    • 1963 TVT 701 089

      1963 TVT 701 089

      • Manufacturer: TVT

      Catenary maintenance TVT a comprehensive overhaul with repainting by our workshop, including a general inspection, with UIC number

      Aranjuez, Spain
    • 1981 Unknown RES

      1981 Unknown RES

      • Manufacturer: Unknown

      The wagon is used as a platform with stanchions for the carriage of long items of consignments, rods, rolled iron, wood and other goods and as a platform with side lids for the carriage of loose goods that do not...

      Aranjuez, Spain
    • 1990 CFD A2E

      1990 CFD A2E

      • Manufacturer: CFD

      CHARACTERISTICS OF THE REVISED A2E WAGON WITH ONE YEAR WARRANTY Characteristics Values Unladen curb weight in tonnes 25.5 Number of seats fifty Length between buffers 15.7 Average Width 3 high 3.2 Di...

      Aranjuez, Spain
    • BALLAST HOPPERS Meter Gauge (1000mm)

      BALLAST HOPPERS Meter Gauge (1000mm) 17.5m3

      • Manufacturer: Unknown

      With 2 axles, net weight 26tn, tare weight 10tn, max length 7.70m (from buffer to buffer end), gauge 1000mm.

      Aranjuez, Spain

    Overview

    Rail machinery encompasses a range of equipment used for the construction, maintenance, and repair of railway tracks and infrastructure. This includes machines like track excavators, ballast regulators, rail grinders, and tampers. These specialized machines ensure the efficiency and safety of rail operations by performing tasks such as laying tracks, aligning rails, and maintaining the track bed.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying used rail machinery?

    Consider the machine's age, operating hours, maintenance history, and overall condition. It's also important to check for any recent repairs or upgrades that may impact performance.

    How can I arrange for the shipping of rail machinery?

    Use a transport company experienced in moving heavy and oversized equipment. Ensure the machinery is properly secured and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

    What is the recommended maintenance schedule for rail machinery?

    Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic systems, inspecting wear parts, lubricating moving parts, and conducting safety checks. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.