Hobart, H. M. (Henry Metcalf), 1868-1946 ed · Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott · leaf 308
sof two typical designs of bogie trucks aregiven on the Plates facing pp. 582 and 586.In the latter case, two motors are shown,one carried by each axle. The car body ispivoted on the trucks in such a way thatthe latter are free to rotate sufficiently toadjust themselves to curves in the track.Bogie… … Warner Non-parallel Axle (Eadial) Truck greater part of the weight of the ear isarranged to fall upon the larger wheels tosecure the maximum adhesion possible, andconsequently such trucks are known as maxi-mum-traction trucks. A radial truck (see fig.)is one in which the axles are not held…
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