Fun fact! The average train has hundreds of ferrous wheels.
@TechConnectify how about a ferry in Paris? it'd be ferrous, but with no wheels, can it really have Paris ferry ferrous wheels?
@TechConnectify that's a very cool fact!!! thank you Mr technology connector
@TechConnectify literally shook my head involuntarily when i read this, just thought you should know
@deebloo if by "no" you mean "no falsehoods in the original toot" then yes!
@TechConnectify that is not what I meant
@TechConnectify loved your electric car as an emergency generator video btw :)
@TechConnectify Depends if you count gearing cogs (at least in the UK). The longest trains here are about 22 freight cars with 4 axles + 6 axles for the locomotive (188 rail contacting wheels) though most trains are passenger trains, the longest being 11 cars of 8 wheels (88 rail touching wheels total).
The ones I drive tend to be from 1 to 6 cars (of 8 wheels per car) which brings that average right down.
@TechConnectify I imagine when you buy that many of them, they're a steel.
@TechConnectify Worst ride at the parking lot carnival.
@TechConnectify I mean what else are they gonna run on? Mag wheels?

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