Mace Canute
Elite Member
If you look at how a differential works usually the drive shaft is directly connected to one side of the axle through the ring and pinion gear then through a series of gears to the other side of the axle. You could apply the brakes to one side and it would work but would be ineffective on the other side. If you setup a system similiar to a skidsteer with a hydraulic pump, valves and motors........
Good luck.
Nope. The ring or crown gear is bolted solidly to the case/center section and the two side gears that the axles are driven by are in turn driven by smaller pinion gears that are driven by a pin that passes through them and is firm to the case.
