September's not quite ready for summer to end thread
#316
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Well that explains a lot!!!!! Okay - thanks for that little tid-bit of info!!
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New truck is here... Only problem with putting a plow on that is that it would take two zip-codes to turn it around and I need the maneuverability for doing my driveways.. I had an F150 with a Meyers on it and it sucked to do my driveway. This jeep with the plow is shorter than the standard cab F150 alone and turns on a dime. The problems with getting stuck were when we had 14" of wet heavy snow.. When it is powder there is no problem with the peg-leg diffs...
Well that explains a lot!!!!! Okay - thanks for that little tid-bit of info!!
Well that explains a lot!!!!! Okay - thanks for that little tid-bit of info!!
Although, lift it, lock it, put big tires on it and wheel it.
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Don't bite too hard Chris might like that!
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The LunchBox Locker is just like the Lock-Rite locker as best I can tell... It does replace the spiders (pinions), side-gears in a conventional open differential..
I'm not too crazy about the idea of locking the front end up as I don't need the understeer that comes along with it. I have a Dana 35 in the rear and will probably go that route..
Lots of horror stories about broken axles though... I think I should be okay for the snow-plowing I do.. I don't need to go offroading with it - I have the Arctic Cat Wildcat for that stuff...
I'm not too crazy about the idea of locking the front end up as I don't need the understeer that comes along with it. I have a Dana 35 in the rear and will probably go that route..
Lots of horror stories about broken axles though... I think I should be okay for the snow-plowing I do.. I don't need to go offroading with it - I have the Arctic Cat Wildcat for that stuff...
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New truck is here... Only problem with putting a plow on that is that it would take two zip-codes to turn it around and I need the maneuverability for doing my driveways.. I had an F150 with a Meyers on it and it sucked to do my driveway. This jeep with the plow is shorter than the standard cab F150 alone and turns on a dime. The problems with getting stuck were when we had 14" of wet heavy snow.. When it is powder there is no problem with the peg-leg diffs...
#323
The LunchBox Locker is just like the Lock-Rite locker as best I can tell... It does replace the spiders (pinions), side-gears in a conventional open differential..
I'm not too crazy about the idea of locking the front end up as I don't need the understeer that comes along with it. I have a Dana 35 in the rear and will probably go that route..
Lots of horror stories about broken axles though... I think I should be okay for the snow-plowing I do.. I don't need to go offroading with it - I have the Arctic Cat Wildcat for that stuff...
I'm not too crazy about the idea of locking the front end up as I don't need the understeer that comes along with it. I have a Dana 35 in the rear and will probably go that route..
Lots of horror stories about broken axles though... I think I should be okay for the snow-plowing I do.. I don't need to go offroading with it - I have the Arctic Cat Wildcat for that stuff...
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