Hi truckers
Trying to figure out the rear end ratio on my 46 3/4 ton. I read an article
on the web which says to jack up the rearend (both wheels) and turn one
wheel a complete revolution while counting the revolutions of the drive
shaft. I did just that and my drive shaft turns a little more that 2 1/4
turns ( the other wheel does not turn). Is this procedure correct? If so it
does not make sense. My axle ratio could not possibly be 2.25 (or so) : 1. I
thought it would be closer to 4 or 5 to 1. Any thoughts?
Tom
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