Ram exhaust brake at slow speeds.
This issue was brought up in another tread and I didn't want to hijack it so.. On our first trip out with the new TV we went to the NC mountains...of course :B. Going up the 6-7 % grade was awesome...
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CampingN.C. wrote:IdaD wrote:
I don't use 4H on wet pavement but I use it all the time on snow and ice, even patchy snow and ice. I've done it for years in many different vehicles without issue.
Agreed, but I think some are referring to using it while towing on steep, dry roads.
Yeah, we're talking about not using 4 wheel drive when towing.. I've done it once when caught in between 4 to 6" of snow that caught me off guard whole towing I40 in the gorge from.Sevierville TN to Asheville NC. I used 4 wheel high while towing in the snowy slush...Wasn't fun, but we got home safely. Other than that and to PULL OUT of a wet or muddy site, I dont use 4 wheel drive when towing..just not needed even when towing steep, mountainous, curvy roads..truck does great job in 2 wheel drive
