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Hey guys just a quick question I went on a fishing trip with my argo response and when I was climbing a hill the argo was slightly slanted to the right all weight being on that side but the track on the right wouldnt spin but the left was. is that normal ? I figure they should both turn no matter what right ? It's the first argo I own so not sure if it's normal
Ya ok just checking cause that's what was stopping me from climbing up you would think the side that has all the weight would be the one that should turn cause the other side had next to no wait on it and no traction
I get this as well. The open differential sends power to the side with the less resistance. Sometimes you can overcome this by steering to the spinning side briefly. This applies the steering brake to that side causing the differential to send power to the other side, the one with the higher traction, and you can regain some forward momentum, albeit with some change of direction.
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