UP 1018 Madera Turn Local | G St. Railroad Crossing, Madera CA
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UP 1018 Madera Turn Local | G St. Railroad Crossing, Madera CA
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Mar 31, 2026
I setup here at G St for the return of the Madera 73 job after they finished working this spur line which took longer than usual this day. This crossing features signals from the SP 70s era. Based on the Safetran Mechanisms it has, this crossing likely never had Harmon Mechanisms like the two crossings West of it unless it had them for a short time but I doubt it. It features two WCH Mechanical Bells with the closer one sounding like the WRRS bells that almost sound like a teardrop just like the ones on the SSRR in Sacramento. Got more FS lights filmed. Note, at the beginning in the background, you can see the Sunset Ave crossing with its Teardrop Bell reached unfortunately.
Union Pacific Railroad Madera Turn Local freight train passes through the G Street railroad crossing on the UP Madera Spur Line in Madera, California. The train is headed back onto the main line where they usually would run north to Notarb Siding for the 2nd time run-around their train to head back to Fresno but this day, a manifest train had parked and tied down in the Notarb Siding therefore, they had to run all the way to the Chowchilla Siding to run-around and head back to Fresno.
UP 1018
LRF73
Crossing Info
City: Madera, California
Crossing Signal/Line Owner: Union Pacific Railroad
Crossing User: UPRR
Bell Sequence: Ring till gate start to rise.
Right Signal
Bell: WCH Mechanical Bell
Lights: 2 pairs of 12x24 Federal Signal Incandescent LightS
Junction Box: WRRS
Gate Lights: Electro-Tech Gate LEDs
Mechanism/Counterweight Arms: Safetran
Base: WCH
Install: SP 1970s
Left Signal
Bell: WCH Mechanical Bell
Lights: 2 pairs of 12x24 Federal Signal Incandescent LightS
Junction Box: WRRS
Gate Lights: Electro-Tech Gate LEDs
Mechanism/Counterweight Arms: Safetran
Base: WCH
Install: SP 1970s
This crossing owned by the Union Pacific Railroad is an SP 1970s Signal install with changes over the years to its bells, gates, and gate lights.
Camera
Sony FX30 Cinema Line + Tamron 17mm - 300mm
Canon EOS R50 V + Sigma Contemporary 16-300mm F3.5-6.7 DC OS