armadillon
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Anyone know what the calculation would be for rolling weight with that angle? If you're bored you could figure it out but I'd do this in a heartbeat honestly. Not like you're doing it daily anyways
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towing/pushing question
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It would be the sine of the ramp angle multiplied by the weight of the load, roughly.
The problem is turning the steering wheel maneuvering the load up the hill. It takes a lot of steering input and if the truck is in 4wd, it's eventually going to bust something. He said it's a 5,000# load.
The problem is turning the steering wheel maneuvering the load up the hill. It takes a lot of steering input and if the truck is in 4wd, it's eventually going to bust something. He said it's a 5,000# load.
Tractorman
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It's pretty simple, don't hammer on it when you're doing it. It will be fine.
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