Locked axle dollies (Portable wheel dolly)
Recovery solutions for safely transporting disabled rail vehicles to maintenance facilities without track or wheel damage
Key Specifications
- Support capacity up to 75 tons
- Compatible with rail wheel diameters 28″ to 54″
- Field assembly without additional equipment
- Custom options for light and heavy rail vehicles
—Technical Specifications
Overview
Railquip’s portable wheel dollies (auxiliary trucks) provide essential mobility solutions for disabled railroad cars and locomotives with defective travel gear, preventing flat spots and rail damage during recovery operations.
Portable wheel dollies serve as temporary replacement trucks for disabled rail vehicles, allowing safe transport back to maintenance facilities.
Each system is designed for quick field assembly without requiring additional equipment, making them invaluable for emergency response and recovery operations.
Available in multiple configurations to accommodate different load requirements and rail systems.
Features
35-Ton Portable Rail Wheel Dolly
75-Ton Portable Rail Wheel Dolly
Design Advantages
Operational Benefits
Customization Options
Portability Features
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