The more technical term of this is, the tractor has a differential brake, when the diff lock is not engaged the is differential open. When both wheels are not locked, it is very possible for a one tire to loose traction and the other one to actually spin in the opposite direction and slide down a hill. This can actually happen on a vehicle too without a diff lock. Only differences is, there’s a lot more force holding the tire to the ground.
2026-09-29 18:41:41
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Big Johnny :
The new X 700 series still has nothing on the 318. just look at this what was John Deere doing back then🙏😭
2026-09-25 20:07:37
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Austin cooper :
Who cares what everybody says you got a beautiful Tractor does everything you need it to do!!
2026-09-25 21:08:33
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Backroadbandit :
who the hell puts the parking brake on
2026-09-28 03:56:53
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Mikekusenkorealtor :
Tractor stuff. Moving the lift into the yard for chimney painting. Didn’t even bat an eye with the 3500 pound lift.
2026-09-25 23:21:33
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Kristofer Gagnon :
There are a few tractors that use that same concept with the brake activating diff lock to connect the rear wheels when braking. Some diff locks are actually in the brake pedal travel
2026-09-26 01:55:10
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Jordan Hardy :
Makes sense, so you have 2-4 tires with brake instead of 1-2 tires doing all the holding for the tractor 🚜 (mower 😉)
2026-09-25 20:52:52
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jf33 :
Cool lawn mower
2026-09-25 20:49:17
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