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> Sheila, I have puzzled over this for several days.  Now, I confess I 
> don't understand what a railroad track with low clearance is?  Do you
mean 
> under a bridge?
I know this one because it happened to my 4-H instructor. If there is a
rather sharp rise & descent when you drive up and over the railroad
tracks you may end up with your long trailer's rear wheels on the grade
going up, and the truck on the grade going down, with your trailer hung
up sitting on the railroad tracks. 

Another thing that can get you is a traffic light just past the railroad
tracks. If the light stops you with your trailer still on the tracks,
that can be a problem. There's two routes out of the road I live on. One
goes under RR tracks and one goes over. I do not take the gooseneck over
the tracks.

Angie

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