2WD towing????
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I've used 4wd once when I was towing a 6k utility trailer with my 1500 ram in city driving. It was raining pretty hard and everytime i would stop and go, the rears spun quite easily so i turned on 4wd and the prob was never to be seen again.
But highway towing and wet roads shoudlnt be a problem. 4wd will probably increase some resale value
But highway towing and wet roads shoudlnt be a problem. 4wd will probably increase some resale value
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Look at the front axle it looks to be a 4X4 to me. I think he didn't have it engaged when he first started.
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Sounds epic
It is 4WD...I was just busting JBS's ballz...Plus it has a winch just in case! That rig is awesome and I'm sure it tows the 50' Mystic just fine! If you haven't seen it up close and personal, you should attend a race and check it out! The tonneau cover lifts hydraulically to reveal 3 LARGE SCREEN LCD TVs and speakers with the whole strobe light show and bass pounding and....well either way it's pretty impressive!
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I cant really see the front end in that video, but it makes a lot more sense to me that it is 4WD. I just couldnt fathom dropping that kind of coin and not going all out.
I have forgotten to lock the wheels before myself and really dont need to about 90% of the time anyway
To make my rig lock up I usually have to straighten the whole setup- roll forward to let the differential locks engage then Ill roll backward-
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It is 4WD...I was just busting JBS's ballz...Plus it has a winch just in case! That rig is awesome and I'm sure it tows the 50' Mystic just fine! If you haven't seen it up close and personal, you should attend a race and check it out! The tonneau cover lifts hydraulically to reveal 3 LARGE SCREEN LCD TVs and speakers with the whole strobe light show and bass pounding and....well either way it's pretty impressive!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u60Po83QF3c
What happened to the youtube option? Couldn't get it to work right.
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Someone stated that it is cheaper to own a 2wd over a 4wd, insurance wise. That is dependent upon the state. The insurance company that I had in Utah gave a discount to 4x4 vehicles, called it a saftey feature.
Grow up in the farming world, you know what a 2wd truck is? Worthless
I have used launch ramps from the west coast to the east coast, always use 4wd. I couldn't even imagine trying to get my boat out of the water without it. Wait, did use 2wd once, when a u-joint broke and had a 4wd hooked to the front
Grow up in the farming world, you know what a 2wd truck is? Worthless
I have used launch ramps from the west coast to the east coast, always use 4wd. I couldn't even imagine trying to get my boat out of the water without it. Wait, did use 2wd once, when a u-joint broke and had a 4wd hooked to the front
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