Stealth Camping or Layovering
This is a related subject to boondocking and dry camping. I'm not sure I've broached the subject here. We have stealth camped for decades and find it works well in cities large and small even with our...
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LenSatic wrote:
No, I was wrong. It's the number of axle-ends (left/right) times the number that are driven. So an Army Deuce and a Half with 10 wheels was still a 6x6. So, your dually would still be a 4x4. The number of wheels is irrelevant. (Made me go back to the books, er, uh, Google.) ;)
LS
What I always wondered is why a 4x4 with duallies is still called "four wheel drive" when clearly there are six wheels being driven. I guess maybe the number of wheels is also irrelevant for the number of "wheel drive" designation?
I guess I own, for street legal vehicles, a 4x2 (with two driven wheels), a 4x2 (with four driven wheels), and a 2x1 (with one driven wheel, but around twice as many gear ratios as the other two put together).
