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Nice! :thumbs:
Now you can finally haul your shit...I mean septic tank away so you don't have to smell all your crap all the time. :jester:


How does a 2-speed rear gear work? Are you talking about the rear diff or is there an "overdrive" type unit on the tail of the trans? I've never heard of one before. :dunno:
 

dietz4ibanez

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Nice! :thumbs:
Now you can finally haul your shit...I mean septic tank away so you don't have to smell all your crap all the time. :jester:


How does a 2-speed rear gear work? Are you talking about the rear diff or is there an "overdrive" type unit on the tail of the trans? I've never heard of one before. :dunno:

There is a switch on the shifter and it goes to the rear end. I would say that it is similar to the tow/haul mode on trucks but just not the transmission on this truck...

I will have to do some research on how it works. But its like adding a little more granny to each gear to get the heavy loads moving.
 

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Nice! :thumbs:
Now you can finally haul your shit...I mean septic tank away so you don't have to smell all your crap all the time. :jester:


How does a 2-speed rear gear work? Are you talking about the rear diff or is there an "overdrive" type unit on the tail of the trans? I've never heard of one before. :dunno:

It basically makes it a 10 speed. You have a hi and lo setting in each gear.
 

nubuilder

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Nice! :thumbs:
Now you can finally haul your shit...I mean septic tank away so you don't have to smell all your crap all the time. :jester:


How does a 2-speed rear gear work? Are you talking about the rear diff or is there an "overdrive" type unit on the tail of the trans? I've never heard of one before. :dunno:

There is a switch on the shifter and it goes to the rear end. I would say that it is similar to the tow/haul mode on trucks but just not the transmission on this truck...

I will have to do some research on how it works. But its like adding a little more granny to each gear to get the heavy loads moving.

It basically makes it a 10 speed. You have a hi and lo setting in each gear.

Ah, so it is like an overdrive unit; just in the rear diff and instead of lower RPMs it gives you higher. COOL!
 

cRiPpLe_rOoStEr

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How does a 2-speed rear gear work? Are you talking about the rear diff or is there an "overdrive" type unit on the tail of the trans? I've never heard of one before. :dunno:

Planetary gears on the rear wheel hubs, just like the VolksWagen station-wagon and pickups from the 50's to '67.
 

Shanks12

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Pretty cool man... Sounds like its in good shape for as many miles as it has on it

You better add a whistler on it and post some 0-60 times... :lol:
 

Cowboy Cadillac

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I used to drive one of these but with the Cat diesel. In the one I had you couldnt downshift into first at all...not even if it was lightly rolling. Don't know it that was a common issue or not. The one I drove was brand new off the lot ...for the first 6000kms anyway....:lol:



Nice! :thumbs:
Now you can finally haul your shit...I mean septic tank away so you don't have to smell all your crap all the time. :jester:QUOTE]

Thats my job! Literally...:)
 

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