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Re: 48' Farmall H Traction Tire Size
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Posted by williamf on May 28, 2007 at 06:17:35 from (69.19.14.15):
In Reply to: 48' Farmall H Traction Tire Size posted by Mike in OR on May 27, 2007 at 21:51:09:
There's not a limited slip differential on these. The wheels sort of push against each other. Which ever one has the least traction (because of different weight loading, a patch of mud or sand, or, as in your case, a smaller tire) will spin first. If you press the brake pedal for the side that's spinning that will force the other wheel to try harder. With a little practice you'll get to where you can make both tires spin equally and get good and stuck ;-) My H has had its rear end sat down in the sand a couple of times. Good luck, Wm
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