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Using a back-to-back gauge for your model railway ensures that the wheels on your rolling stock are spaced correctly for reliable running on the track. Here’s how to use one:
Understand the Gauge
A back-to-back gauge is a tool that measures the distance between the inner faces of the wheels on an axle. This distance is critical for smooth operation on points, crossings, and curves.
Prepare Your Rolling Stock
Measure the Wheel Spacing
Adjust the Wheels
Test on Track
Using a back-to-back gauge is a simple yet essential step for maintaining a reliable and enjoyable model railway.
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