> there are no standards for 'hi-rail' wheels. I don't believe that AM, SHS
> (now MTH) and Lionel (to name three) all use the same profiles.
Brooks....It is even worse than that. I recently inspected a Lionel
articulated and found it had three different flange sizes on the same loco.
There were tender wheels, driver wheels and pilot/trailing truck wheels -- each
different from the other. After I pointed this out to a Lionel employee, he
said that was something they could improve upon. Next year's batch of locos
might be better as a result. Cheers...Ed L.
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