Running Gear
All the components involved in allowing the movement of a railroad car, such as wheels, axles, axle boxes, springs and frames.
Running in Your Britches ...
Running Gear
A general term applied to and including the wheels, axles, springs, axle boxes, frames and other carrying parts of a truck or locomotive.
Running Track ...
Once on the ground I observe all the running gear. Wheels are examined for signs of cracks, spalling, shelling or flat spots. The trucks are checked for cracks, or signs of other abnormalities.
DUMMY"Employees' train. Dummy locomotive is a switcher type having the boiler and running gear entirely housed, used occasionally for service in public streets
DUST-RAISER"Fireman (shoveling coal into firebox) ...
All Black
No defects visible on the side of the train, especially hot boxes or sticking brake shoes, which would stand out from the otherwise black running gear.
All Darkie, No Sparky
Hi-Ball on a roll by.
No defects visible on the side of the train, especially hot boxes or sticking brake shoes, which would stand out from the otherwise black running gear.
All-weather cab ...
Aerodynamic passenger locomotives in Germany attained speeds very close to this [9], and, due to the difficulties of adequately balancing and lubricating the running gear, ...
Running Board - The walkway around the boiler of a steam engine: also a walkway along the roof or along sides of tank cars.
Running Gear - All the components involved in the movement of a railroad car, such as wheels, axles, axleboxes, ...
Auto Running Gear. This appears to be a feature, facility or utility created by TrainzProRoutes but unfortunately I couldn't find any meaningful documentation about it on their web site when I searched in January 2006.
ARHS
RAILWAYS.
 See also: Engine, Track, Locomotive, Train, Switch
  
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