k0ua
Epic Contributor
Daugen do you understand the relationship of the pinion and ring gear and the spyder gears and bevel gears on each axle shaft? If not, please look at this old video that explains it well.
If you brake the spinning wheel a bit it will slow it down, and slow down the rotation of the spyder gears, allow more "push" on the opposite bevel gear on the opposite axle. Remember if the both bevel gears are rotating at the same speed, the spyder gears are not rotating at all on their jackshafts.
Around The Corner (1937) How Differential Steering Works - YouTube
If you brake the spinning wheel a bit it will slow it down, and slow down the rotation of the spyder gears, allow more "push" on the opposite bevel gear on the opposite axle. Remember if the both bevel gears are rotating at the same speed, the spyder gears are not rotating at all on their jackshafts.
Around The Corner (1937) How Differential Steering Works - YouTube