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ABTH 101.1
When must an engineer check for sliding wheels at frequent intervals? (Select all that apply.)
Answer: - When a locomotive is dead - When a locomotive is isolated - When any locomotive traction motors are cut outFeedback: When a locomotive is isolated, dead, or a traction motor is cut out and that locomotive experiences a locked axle, a wheel slip may not be indicated on the lead locomotive. Frequently perform visual checks to ensure wheels are not sliding.