locking hubs
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From: Senoia, GA
not only will it not hurt it.... it will help it. it'll keep the front hubs greased up but won't bind the t-case on the pavement. when it rains a lot here i leave my front hubs locked and t-case in 2wd, that way when i find some real soft stuff i can just hit 4x4 instead of having to jump out everytime.
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From: Accokeek, MD
Makes sense. After 15+ years of wheeling, I never thought of that. Also, you won't get into a situation where you get stuck, then have to get out, lock the hubs, and pray you make it out....
thanks fishman
thanks fishman
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anytime anytime.... that's what i try to do here other than flame folks is to help 
hey bulrydr_1... where are you from in GA? i live in Fayetteville about 45 mins south of Hartsfield! lemme know if you wanna go wheel sometime!
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hey bulrydr_1... where are you from in GA? i live in Fayetteville about 45 mins south of Hartsfield! lemme know if you wanna go wheel sometime!
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From: Accokeek, MD
Originally Posted by fishmanndotcom
anytime anytime.... that's what i try to do here other than flame folks is to help
hey bulrydr_1... where are you from in GA? i live in Fayetteville about 45 mins south of Hartsfield! lemme know if you wanna go wheel sometime!
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hey bulrydr_1... where are you from in GA? i live in Fayetteville about 45 mins south of Hartsfield! lemme know if you wanna go wheel sometime!
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