Re: Re: Question for snow plowers, 4wd in snow...

From: jon@dakota-truck.net
Date: Tue Jan 07 2003 - 16:08:33 EST

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"Mark" <Mark1yourunderwear@teisprint.com> wrote:

: Are you running different tires now? It may just be your tires are loading
: up and the added wheel speed in 4H helps clean them out, you "dig" through.

Nope, same tires as before. The wheels don't seem to be spinning
either - in 4lo with a little gas they will start to spin immediately,
but in 4hi, they just bite in and the truck plows through with little
to no wheelspin.

-Jon-

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