Jun 29, 2009 / Differential Action in 4WD #11 J jenkinsph Super Star Member Joined Feb 27, 2008 Messages 12,567 Location somewhere usa Tractor Deere 110tlb, 4520, x749, L130 vsteel said: The front wheels on a lot of 4X4's turn faster because it helps handling. If they turn at the same speed the vehicle tends to "push" around a corner instead of letting the front wheels take the lead. Click to expand... I agree. I only use 4x4 when really needed, it can be an expensive repair bill to put the front axle back together. Steve
vsteel said: The front wheels on a lot of 4X4's turn faster because it helps handling. If they turn at the same speed the vehicle tends to "push" around a corner instead of letting the front wheels take the lead. Click to expand... I agree. I only use 4x4 when really needed, it can be an expensive repair bill to put the front axle back together. Steve
