01-11-2009, 09:09 PM
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| Re: Rougher in 4WD, normal? Quote:
Originally Posted by davkir On my 2305, I can't tell the difference between 2 and 4wd going straight on dirt or crushed stone. A portion of my driveway is paved and if I forget and leave it in 4wd, on the paving it makes a growling sound with a noticeable vibration. (Kind of a reminder to put it in 2wd.)
It's been the same since new. (Aug. 05) | Quote:
Originally Posted by RalphVa My 4010, which is the same weight as your 2305 but geared differently because of the way the wheel shafts go straight out for greater clearance vs. down like yours, sounds rougher in 4wd on paved surfaces. This is because the front wheels are designed to go slightly faster than the rears. This is tougher on paved surfaces.
On pavement with snow, you won't notice any problem. The front wheels can overslip a little bit on the more slippery surface.
Ralph | Same here x3. I think every thing is fine with your machine.
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