Western Cullen Hayes Type II E-Bell

[@LeoDaBlox135]

The best sounding E-Bell.

[@TX_Rails54]

yup, love this crossing always have been here when the abandoned track here was 2 tracks

[@Thunderbolt_1000AT]

These railroad crossing E-bells are in most railroad crossings in Enid oklahoma

[@FOSK-lc9op]

Nice sounding of a WCH type 3 e Bell

[@Railfanner4823]

Yep. You can tell these railroad crossings do have those type of bells.😎

[@isaiahshultz4296]

What road was this on

[@TX_Rails54]

Scott Street, Laredo Texas

[@amandap569]

What crossing is this?

[@FOSK-lc9op]

The crossing bell is WCH type 3 e-bell

[@TX_Rails54]

Crossing is Scott Street Double Crossing in Laredo, Texas

[@dylanramirez4315]

Where is that at

[@gabrielstexasrailways2369]

Laredo TX

[@dylanramirez4315]

Gabriel’s TEXAS RAILWAYS I live in Texas

[@gabrielstexasrailways2369]

@@dylanramirez4315which City

[@dylanramirez4315]

Gabriel’s TEXAS RAILWAYS Sabinal

[@jaimerodrigueztexasrailfan8830]

Laredo TX Closer to Mexico

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

I prefer the model 0333 mechanical bell (2nd gen)

[@TX_Rails54]

Me too, more lovely, there is actually one in this city!

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

@@TX_Rails54 especially the SP/SSW era wch ones

[@TX_Rails54]

For real. Union Pacific has removed dead mechanical bells with GS Type 3s, which is as there is only 2 more in Laredo.

[@brandedmcgowan9414]

@@TX_Rails54 I live in Arkansas where the SSW runs through Pine Bluff from as east of St Louis and as southwest of Houston and most of the wch signals replaced by Siemens/Safetran and the NEG e-bells.

[@TX_Rails54]

Sad, in the early going to mid 2010s they did replace the old signals with Siemens signals. Now they aren’t even replacing the signal itself they are just replacing the incandescent lights and dead WCH 0333s with electro tech LEDs and gs type 3s

[@OtterMan310]

That’s a type 3