Reasonable can be correct, or not. Factual physical science is never unreasonable. Historically tho it has caused people who insist on it a lot of trouble.Nope; never harp!:thumbsup:
But I do watch wrong perspective's.And try and give reasonable explanations.
Okay, I give. You guys win.
I'll stick with my previous opinion, it's fairies that cause the front to lift. It appears that my pinions are the only ones climbing the ring gear. So it's gotta be fairies.
This has become quite silly. Any setup of driveshaft to rear axle will be set up to rotate the wheels forward when power is applied in a forward gear. Moving the pinion from the front to the back of the ring gear would only mean the drive shaft rotation direction was reversed not that the torque was now applied downward. And pinions don't climb up a ring gear as much as they walk around the circle. Stop the circle and the walk goes faster. Like walking up the down escalator and having them shut off the power. And last but not least is the weld the axle to the housing theory. That would amount to applying a very good parking brake and you would stall the engine, nothing more.
Right. no wheelie. Zero tendency to tip. You keep the force from output to ground and you have all forces consolidated in the tractor. That tractor is as stable as if it is off. Interact outsde the tractor and you have to be careful in dealing with output and load forces to ensure stability. External interaction is where its at. Tip is a rotation at the tire-ground interface unless the tire is truly frozen in place.