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Homemade differential that really works

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Here is a homemade differential that we ran across and it really works not bad for a rig that weighs 20,000 pounds :thumb:

This was on a Amphibious machine that is reason for the jack shaft assembly to get it off the water you can run right of the axle on snow machines
 

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dansvan said:
Good old Rockwell.
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Yes, They are heavy enough that you can brake one side and use it to turn with even air braking if you wish it will lock one side up alowing the other side to pivot around it.:thumb: Some rockwells even have the planetaries on the ends already for even more torque.
 
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