What is the difference between a two wheel drive rough terrain forklift (time-sharing 4WD) and a four-wheel drive (full-time 4WD) rough terrain forklift

4WD technology can be divided into three categories: time-sharing and full-time 4WD. As for which is the best, it is not easy to summarize; For example, the full-time 4WD is absolutely the best in terms of function and performance, but the manufacturing cost is high and the fuel economy is not good; The time-sharing 4WD saves fuel and has low cost, but its performance is insufficient, and the front and rear wheel speeds do not match!

The time-sharing 4WD rough terrain forklift maintains two-wheel drive in daily driving. When the adhesion achieved by relying on two wheels is tight, it starts to use the 4WD mode; The time-sharing 4WD needs to be manually operated by the driver according to the actual situation. The front and rear axles realized by the transfer case are hard connected, and the hard connection realized by the transfer case is suitable for all kinds of muddy road conditions. However, the disadvantage is that there is no way to eliminate the speed difference between the front and rear axles, which will cause longitudinal stress on the tires and axles, and it is easy to fail. Therefore, when driving on paved roads, the time-sharing 4WD will generally maintain two-wheel drive!

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