Posted by john in la on April 09, 2008 at 21:25:03 from (65.6.81.212):
Help me settle a disagreement of terms we had at work today. Class 8 truck with tandem axle.
How many wheels pull under normal driving conditions????
When you lock in the axle interlock what is this doing????
My answer is 1 tire under normal conditions and the interlock locks the two rear ends together so you now have 1 tire on each axle pulling.
Another guy at work swears that 1 tire from each axle pulls all the time under normal conditions and the interlock makes the rear end positive traction locking the wheels on either side of the truck together.
I may have to eat crow tomarrow at work but I can take it. Who is correct????
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