The gauge between the rails is 7/8 of an inch. So the gauge between the wheels is about 13/16 of an inch or slightly less. Well ---- Actually you don't use glue. It is supposed to be a press fit. If the wheel is real loose on the axle I would try crazy glue first. Any oils will prevent the glue from sticking. Another way; If you can slide the wheel off the axle then put a dimple or 2 on to the axle with a center punch then press the wheel back on over the dimple might work.
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