Depends how many wagons or carriages the train has.
A goods wagon can have 4 wheels, but 8 is more usual, 4 on each of 2 bogies.
A passenger carriage normally has 8, 4 on each of 2 bogies.
A locomotive has 8 or 12, 4 or 6 on each of 2 bogies.
Then multiply by the number of vehicles in the train.
For example, a 12-car passenger train has 96 wheels.
Other arrangements are possible, where a bogie of 4 wheels is shared between two adjoining carriages, for example on French TGV high speed trains. This gives greater stability at high speeds.
There are generally two bogies (wheel assemblies) per train car. Engines can have more.
If a wheel of a train is positioned on the spot of an axelcounter a slight movement of the train wheel will lead to repeated counts of the axelcounter. This is called wheel rock
no
Train wheels are made of steel.
about 300 kg
2& half inch
its at the end
Wheel base is the distance between the two front wheels.
i think if we use dynamo in bicycle for lightning purpose so trains wheel is also similar to that of bicycles wheel. actually i wants to save electricity which ios given to the train for lightning and fans
you should train growlith until it learns flame wheel, then evolve it.
They can typically cost $2000.
no they cant unlike the wheel woman which can in sr1