PowerPusher's rail movers safety push, pull over 225 tons
The flexible mover operates on or off the rails for increased dexterity and efficiency allowing for easy maintenance of railcars.


If safety, ergonomics, and productivity are key factors for equipment selection when moving massive rolling stock, then Power Pusher’s line of electric tugs provide a safe, cost effective way to move heavy railcars. There are several models available for moving rolling stock from a quarter ton to 225 tons (500 pounds to 450,000 pounds).
Power Pusher’s T-225 Rail Mover ™ industrial electric tug enables a single person to safely move 225 tons, reducing the challenge of moving massive railcars. The flexible mover operates on or off the rails for increased dexterity and efficiency allowing for easy maintenance of railcars. Remote control operation is available as infrared or radio control for easy maneuvering. Powered hitch connects and disconnects to rail cars via remote control for easy contact and performance. Work with design engineers to customize the rail mover to your company’s unique needs.
Nu-Star Inc., parent company of Power Pusher®, is a global manufacturer of engineered solutions for material handling needs since 1959 and operates facilities in the U.S. and UK. Years of experience as a designer, manufacturer, and innovator in the industry has given Nu-Star the competitive edge in providing state-of-the-art, reliable, cost-effective load-moving solutions that deliver tangible productivity and safety benefits in a wide variety of applications.
For information, visit www.rollingstockmover.com.
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