Should 2 Wheel Drive Low Range be a option??
While visiting a local hilly campground I had finished my visit and was heading to the clean out. The location of the cleanout was up a steep incline and around a bend on pavement. I had to decide to ...
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There have been many vehicles that could be put in 2LO. AFAIK, it has always been recommended against by the manufacturers, because of the excessive torque that could be applied to the rear driveshaft and axle shafts.
The driveshaft and/or axles shafts could be twisted it two.
Yes, it can happen. I have seen the results in trucks and electric forklifts (lesson learned: NEVER use reverse to stop when the brakes fail. That 2 inch axle shaft WILL twist in two!)
The driveshaft and/or axles shafts could be twisted it two.
Yes, it can happen. I have seen the results in trucks and electric forklifts (lesson learned: NEVER use reverse to stop when the brakes fail. That 2 inch axle shaft WILL twist in two!)
