Railroad Track Maintenance Tools

Aldon® stocks a broad range of railroad track tools for maintenance-of-way work. That includes track wrenches, lining bars, rail and tie lifting and handling, spike mauls, and ballast fork and shovels. For heavier jobs, we carry track gauge spreaders and rail pulls that help crews correct gauge and reset rail after a derailment. Browse the full selection above or reach out, and we will help you find the right tool for the task.

Yes. Our railway tools are manufactured for the demands of professional track work in active rail yards and out on the line. Rail yard managers, industrial companies with in-plant track, railroad maintenance contractors, and railroads themselves rely on Aldon® railroad track equipment because it withstands repeated field use. Many items manufactured by Aldon® in the United States are backed by replacement handles and parts, so your tools stay in service longer.

Our customers include rail yard managers, industrial facilities that operate their own sidings, railroad maintenance companies, and Class I, regional, and short line railroads. Because we serve such a wide base, we keep a deep inventory of railroad tools and supplies and can support both one-off orders and the recurring needs of larger crews.

We do. Alongside railroad hand tools such as spike mauls, lining bars, claw bars, and track wrenches, we carry mechanical equipment, including track jacks and gauge spreaders. Sourcing your railroad tools from one supplier keeps ordering simple and helps standardize what your crew carries into the field.

Start with the jobs your team performs most, whether that is spiking, gauging, tie replacement, or ballast work. From there, our sales engineers can recommend track tools that fit your rail size, workload, and budget. As experienced railroad tool suppliers, we can also help you plan for replacement parts and handles to keep downtime low. Contact us, and we will walk through your requirements.

Most in-stock railroad track maintenance tools ship within three to five business days. Made-to-order items may require a sizing form so we can build the tool to your specifications. If you are working against a deadline, let us know when you place your order, and we will confirm timing.