A cab enclosure for a railroad spike driving machine to protect the operators from the environment includes a pair of pivoting railroad spike trays which can pivot up/down and left/right.

A cab enclosure for a railroad spike driving machine to protect the operators from the environment includes a pair of pivoting railroad spike trays which can pivot up/down and left/right.

A lock spike adapter is disclosed for use with a spike puller to remove a lock spike on a railroad. The lock spike adapter may comprise an adapter portion, a magnet, and a slide pin. The adapter portion may comprise a machine piece of metal and include a top head unit and a pair of arms with a hole through each arm. When the top head unit and the pair of arms of the adapter portion are positioned over the top of a lock spike, the push-through bolt or slide pin may be adapted to slide through the pair of holes in the arms of the adapter portion and the eye of the lock spike. The magnet may be configured to hold the slide pin in place. When attached to a lock spike, the lock spike adapter may be used to pull the lock spike from railroad ties.

A lock spike adapter is disclosed for use with a spike puller to remove a lock spike on a railroad. The lock spike adapter may comprise an adapter portion, a magnet, and a slide pin. The adapter portion may comprise a machine piece of metal and include a top head unit and a pair of arms with a hole through each arm. When the top head unit and the pair of arms of the adapter portion are positioned over the top of a lock spike, the push-through bolt or slide pin may be adapted to slide through the pair of holes in the arms of the adapter portion and the eye of the lock spike. The magnet may be configured to hold the slide pin in place. When attached to a lock spike, the lock spike adapter may be used to pull the lock spike from railroad ties.

A cab enclosure for a railroad spike driving machine to protect the operators from the environment includes a pair of pivoting railroad spike trays which can pivot up/down and left/right.

A cab enclosure for a railroad spike driving machine to protect the operators from the environment includes a pair of pivoting railroad spike trays which can pivot up/down and left/right.

A cab enclosure for a railroad spike driving machine to protect the operators from the environment includes a pair of pivoting railroad spike trays which can pivot up/down and left/right.

A cab enclosure for a railroad spike driving machine to protect the operators from the environment includes a pair of pivoting railroad spike trays which can pivot up/down and left/right.

A spike puller apparatus comprises a subframe, a pair of opposed puller arms for engaging with spikes to be pulled via a replaceable puller tool mounted on the end of each puller arm, a pair of horizontal shafts and an actuator to selectively translate each puller arm with respect to one another, an actuator to articulate each respective puller arm for pulling spikes, an A-frame connected to the subframe to resist and/or apply pulling forces to a spike being pulled, and a vertical actuator connected to the A-frame to cause the vertical slide carrier to move up and down along the pair of vertical shafts to effect a spike pulling operation. The respective puller arms are independently controllable, and may be selectively staggered with respect to one another along a rail to allow selective independent and/or simultaneous pulling of rail spikes and/or anchor spikes on opposite sides of the rail.

A spike puller apparatus comprises a subframe, a pair of opposed puller arms for engaging with spikes to be pulled via a replaceable puller tool mounted on the end of each puller arm, a pair of horizontal shafts and an actuator to selectively translate each puller arm with respect to one another, an actuator to articulate each respective puller arm for pulling spikes, an A-frame connected to the subframe to resist and/or apply pulling forces to a spike being pulled, and a vertical actuator connected to the A-frame to cause the vertical slide carrier to move up and down along the pair of vertical shafts to effect a spike pulling operation. The respective puller arms are independently controllable, and may be selectively staggered with respect to one another along a rail to allow selective independent and/or simultaneous pulling of rail spikes and/or anchor spikes on opposite sides of the rail.