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2 Wheel Drive Rangers suck in SNOW
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Yep..I agree...Even more so if you are not prepared and/or don't know how to drive them.
Good tires, weight and patience go a long ways.
Cool...except now I want to get another Ranger just to try this out...What you can do when that happens is to get the wheel spinning slightly
Hold out the Park Brake release handle and press down on the Parking brake pedal slowly.
The spinning wheel will get HARDER to turn as parking brake slows it down and some power will get transferred to the other wheel which may get you unstuck.
It is an art, but once learned easily repeated
My Grandfather taught it to me and it does work
So what else is new-2 Wheel Drive Rangers suck in SNOW
You want the front to lift up a little if you only have Rear Wheel Drive, the problem with PUSHING the load is that the front tends to dig in to the snow.............................
do not put weight behind the rear axle in a small truck, that creates a lifting effect on the front and degrades steering/braking.
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