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Train with DPU on end

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hirailer:
Hi Bill
I noticed that "bump" too. I took a hard look at, sometimes a spike on the inside of the rail may not be driven down far enough causing the wheel flanges to ride up on it. This was not  the case. There is a rail joint there which looks ok but because it is on a curve, there might be a burr on the side of the  rail. I'll do some filing and probably solder that joint. Never had a derailment at this spot though. :)

Mel

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