4x6 Defender
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06-25-2015, 06:19 PM
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06-25-2015, 08:18 PM
#4
06-26-2015, 06:27 AM
Baja
Deer calls them 6x4
http://www.deere.com/en_US/products/...6x4diesel.page
4x6 is lumber, not a vehicle description.
Number of wheel positions is first, number of positions that drive is second, so 6x4.
Except it isn't that either, since all wheels are drive wheels.
The Sandtrekker Land Rover was originally 6x4, in its first incarnation. It had really poor performance off-road.
http://www.deere.com/en_US/products/...6x4diesel.page
4x6 is lumber, not a vehicle description.
Number of wheel positions is first, number of positions that drive is second, so 6x4.
Except it isn't that either, since all wheels are drive wheels.
The Sandtrekker Land Rover was originally 6x4, in its first incarnation. It had really poor performance off-road.
#6
06-27-2015, 07:23 PM
Deer calls them 6x4
John Deere TH 6x4 Diesel T Series Traditional Utility Vehicles JohnDeere.com
4x6 is lumber, not a vehicle description.
Number of wheel positions is first, number of positions that drive is second, so 6x4.
Except it isn't that either, since all wheels are drive wheels.
The Sandtrekker Land Rover was originally 6x4, in its first incarnation. It had really poor performance off-road.
John Deere TH 6x4 Diesel T Series Traditional Utility Vehicles JohnDeere.com
4x6 is lumber, not a vehicle description.
Number of wheel positions is first, number of positions that drive is second, so 6x4.
Except it isn't that either, since all wheels are drive wheels.
The Sandtrekker Land Rover was originally 6x4, in its first incarnation. It had really poor performance off-road.
#7
06-28-2015, 12:09 AM
Baja
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