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How many wheels are in a train engine?
The number of wheels on a train engine can vary depending on the type and design of the locomotive. Typically, freight locomotives have between 6 to 12 wheels, while passenger locomotives may have similar or slightly different configurations. Some larger locomotives, like those used for heavy freight, can have even more wheels, sometimes exceeding 12. The specific wheel arrangement is often referred to as the "wheel configuration" or "wheel arrangement."
Why the car runs fast or slow?
The position of the throttle(gas pedal) decides how fast the engine can turn, and the selection of gear decides how fast the wheels can turn. And how fast the wheels can turn decides how fast the car will be going. (note that this is quite simplified. Eventually the resistance of pushing the car forward will be higher than the engine can overcome, and then you won't get any more turns out of the engine, even if you try for more throttle)
Can my Briggs and stratton self-propelled lawn mower be pulled backwards even with the engine shut off?
You are Supposed to be able to do that easily. Oil the wheels. What is keeping it from moving backwards? Look fer it!
How are caster wheels different from regular wheels?
Caster wheels seem to be made of harder material. Caster wheels are normally what you would find on shopping carts at stores or even maybe some toy wagons.
500 engine hp is how much hp at the rear wheel?
Itdepends if it is rear drive but normally 275 hp If there rating it at 500 hp it will be 500 hp at the drive wheels. Because even engine manufacturer dino motors under load to rate h.p.
Why you use the gears in vehicle?
Petrol engines produce their top horsepower (rate of energy output) and torque (the twisting force of the engine converted to pushing force where the wheels touch the road) at fairly high RPM (revolutions per second). The different gears change the ratios between the number of times the engine revolves per second and the number of times the wheels turn per second. Using "low gear" when the vehicle is moving slowly or pushing up a steep incline keeps the engine spinning quickly even though the wheels are rotating more slowly. This provides the extra "push" required to accelerate the vehicle or get it up the hill. Once the vehicle is going along quickly, less energy is required to keep it moving. Using "high gear" when the vehicle is moving quickly enables the engine to spin less quickly (saving fuel) even though the wheels are spinning faster.
What accessories are available for a GMC Yukon?
GMC Yukon has a lot of available accessories such as grills, chrome wheels, cargo liner, bed covers, and even rain guards. There are also engine accessories that can be purchased as well.
How does a hybrid car gain energy when the brakes are applied?
Hybrid cars use bi fuels for mechanical torque by the engine and also to energize the electric battery that provides the mechanical torque to the wheels where electric motors and generators are attached. During acceleration by the motion of the wheels, the kinetic energy is converted into electrical energy by the generators to charge the battery.When applying brakes the engine switches off and the momentum of the wheels is transferred to flywheels by a clutch/gear system that keeps energizing the batteries by the generators even when the acceleration becomes zero.
Changed wheels on1998 Malibu and did front brakes now wheels hitting calipers wheels are gm 15inchCould someone please tell you why calipers are hittingthanks?
either the wheels you put on are smaller or the calipers are bigger or even both :P
Are Toyota wheels interchangeable with Ford wheels?
No, but there is some that are very close to fit and is not appropriate to install them even when you can put them on, an lease you do the appropriated modifications to it.
Where is the fuel tank on 1992 Plymouth Sundance?
the back of the tank is even with the rear wheels, the main portion is between rear wheels and back doors.
Why does a car move forward while traveling on a road even though its wheels are equipped to spin backwards?
The wheels only appear to spin backwards.
