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       When Track Shacks was founded in November of 2002, we set out to
        become the leader in quality prewired bungalows (houses)
        for highway crossings and wayside signaling.
        Track Shacks offers prewired houses designed according to our plans or
        built to your specifications. We can order the material for your project
        or use material supplied by you. While our
        company is new you can count on the expertise of our employees to
        perform affordable quality work in a timely fashion. Our employees have
        a combine experience of 20+ years working in the railway
        industry. Our wiring staff is supervised by our shop engineer who
        coordinates material delivery with shop production. All of the equipment used by Track Shacks, most of which is
        relatively new or refurbished, is certified to industry standards where
        appropriate (e.g. crimpers and multi meters). Each house is pre-tested
        by our engineer for proper operation prior to delivery. Our quality
        control personnel thoroughly inspect our houses to ensure they are
        delivered without defects. The Track Shacks facilities
        are designed to handle several customer orders simultaneously.
        
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    This is a typical layout of a pull box (Hoffman
      box). This particular example, found in a bungalow,  highlights the
      quality of Track Shacks craftsmen.  | 
   
 
  
  
     
	
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    This view of a bungalow shows the
      Square D breaker box, pull box, NRS charger, and wire trays. Throughout
      the wiring process the diligence of Track Shacks' craftsmen  insures
      no wires are chafed, cut, or damaged during installation.  | 
   
   
  
  
     
	
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    A view of a wall board from a bungalow. This example illustrates
      how we run AC, separately from DC, in shielded flex conduit to lessen noise (interference). | 
   
   
  
     
	
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    This view of a terminal board shows the
      typical layout when using solid state equipment  (XLC, VLG, VRD, and
      LRP). We can easily adapt a terminal board to fit customer requirements.  | 
   
   
  
  
     
	
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    The back side of a terminal board.
      We use plastic wire duct to provide wire ways for DC based circuits. For AC 
	based circuits we maintain a separate
      wire way, usually shielded flex conduit, up until the point of termination.  | 
   
    
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