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Which wheels would need to touch to make it work? Unless the yellow wheel is entirely redundant and not connected to either of the lower wheels, it still won't work.
The driving cog turns clockwise and turns the red cog anti-clockwise
The red cog drives the left and middle wheels clockwise
The wheels' cogs are double-thickness and the red/yellow cogs are in separate planes
So the red cog drives the middle wheel clockwise, which in turn drives the yellow cog anti-clockwise, which finally turns the right wheel clockwise
So all wheels turn clockwise on the rail, and in fact all 3 are geared equally
Someone check this please, I think it's sound though I doubt it is what the designer intended.
The driving cog turns clockwise and turns the red cog anti-clockwise
The red cog drives the left and middle wheels clockwise
The wheels' cogs are double-thickness and the red/yellow cogs are in separate planes
So the red cog drives the middle wheel clockwise, which in turn drives the yellow cog anti-clockwise, which finally turns the right wheel clockwise
So all wheels turn clockwise on the rail, and in fact all 3 are geared equally
Someone check this please, I think it's sound though I doubt it is what the designer intended.
Maybe, but there's absolutely no sign of any valve-gear, unless there's some serious poppet-cam stuff going on between the frames - or any real connection between what seems to be the cylinders and the wheels.
Looks like it's been designed by a Bob, as there is also nowhere for the driver to sit.
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