Chain on a c class motor home
I have a C class motor home and I was told that when you chain up in the snow you only have to put the chain on the back passenger wheel because it is so called your driver wheel what do you think abo...
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Hydeaway wrote:Actually both sides have equal torque applied. If the right seems to spin first it is due to the drive shaft torque pressing the driver side tire to the pavement and lifting the passenger side. This does not allow you to chain just one corner.
put the chain on the back passenger wheel because it is so called your driver wheel what do you think about that!
