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What Is The Train Car That Is Pumped By Two People To Make It Move?

It’s featured in an arcade game, in which two children on opposite ends of the car have to pump the crank to make the car move. You step on a pedal to make the car tilt over, and you step on both to make it jump.

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  • Rango

    Hand car or I have heard them called pump car
    They are not actually train cars but separate on-track vehicles for maintenance people.
    I dont think they were designed to tilt or jump although they probably did by accident a time or two.
    watch the opening scenes of “Oh Brother Where Art Thou”

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  • Derail

    It is called a “hand cart”. Some people claim they were also called “Gandy Dancers”, but this is inaccurate. Gandy was a large company that made outdoor tools including shovels – the Gandy Shovel. Since section (track) gangs used shovels quite often and many railroads bought shovels from Gandy, it became a slang name for track gangs, Gandy Dancers. But a hand cart was always just hand cart.

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  • squeaky guinea pig

    Hand cart or gandy dancer.

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  • Fast Reg

    No, watch the whole film. It’s brilliant…!! ;o)

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  • J

    What do you mean the name of it?

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