Any 4-Ways left in your area?

[CJResotko]

I found these 4-ways (a Sargent Sowell and a Crouse Hinds type M) in the small town of Fayette, Ohio. https://youtu.be/_Lpo9olSAJo

[traffic light guy]

I found these 4-ways (a Sargent Sowell and a Crouse Hinds type M) in the small town of Fayette, Ohio. https://youtu.be/_Lpo9olSAJo

"Sargent Sowell" is a tough name for a signal brand

[basilicon89]

Sargent Sowell was a police equipment supplier in Grand Prarie Texas, not really a signal manufacturer.

They contracted out their signal manufacturing to Traffic Signals Inc of Louisiana.

TSI sold to TEECO, another police supplier, that continued to make this signal style until the mid 2000s. You could buy them new from TEECO's site for about $2,000 a pop.

-Nick

[CJResotko]

Sargent Sowell was a police equipment supplier in Grand Prarie Texas, not really a signal manufacturer.

They contracted out their signal manufacturing to Traffic Signals Inc of Louisiana.

TSI sold to TEECO, another police supplier, that continued to make this signal style until the mid 2000s. You could buy them new from TEECO's site for about $2,000 a pop.

-Nick

True. That's why it's hard to tell if it's a TSI or Sargent Sowell signal

[Flint1979]

Last night I clinched M-52 and about 2.5 miles south of the northern terminus is a nightly four way stop. I had always wondered why it was a red flasher for a state highway crossing a more local road but then I thought it's probably like that to slow M-52 traffic down to avoid accidents. M-52 is 55 mph in that stretch, Swan Creek Road doesn't have a posted speed limit but most people do about 55 mph on that road as well. It's the only four way stop I came across on M-52. I was in Jackson and wanted to keep driving south and sooner or later was going to have to turn around and head back north so I decided to do a clinch of M-52, I also clinched M-99 last night but I've clinched that highway before.

[basilicon89]

Sargent Sowell was a police equipment supplier in Grand Prarie Texas, not really a signal manufacturer.

They contracted out their signal manufacturing to Traffic Signals Inc of Louisiana.

TSI sold to TEECO, another police supplier, that continued to make this signal style until the mid 2000s. You could buy them new from TEECO's site for about $2,000 a pop.

-Nick

True. That's why it's hard to tell if it's a TSI or Sargent Sowell signal

TSI did not have the lower compartment. That was an option on the Sargent Sowell model.

[CJResotko]

Westphalia, MI: https://youtu.be/HDcPI45SAro
Hubbardston, MI: https://youtu.be/6A872gECiUw
Maple Rapids, MI: https://youtu.be/1YtBJS-fqB8