max speed on engaged differential?

[nocturnalsixer]

Hello everyone,

I just noticed a sticker on the trooper dashboard "do not go over 20 mph with differentials engaged"

I have been riding around with rear locked at max speed half of time and some times i spin all 4 locked up in soupy mud at high speed.

My question is

Have you been going over 20 mph with differentials engaged?

Did you have any trouble from doing that?

[charlie]

I'd say with just the rear diff locked ur Allset I wouldn't drive 40 all locked up to much strain in my opinion I almost always have the rear locked

[nocturnalsixer]

I'd say with just the rear diff locked ur Allset I wouldn't drive 40 all locked up to much strain in my opinion I almost always have the rear locked

Charlie,

I totally agree with you about rear locked being all what we need for 95% of time.

I drive with my rear locked at 65 mph all the time so i wonder anyone else doing the same thing?

I'd have to say I'm brutal on lockers but i only engage and disengage at full stop.

[Guest Lenny]

I keep my rear locked almost all of the time to. I've run it wide open that way at times. Probably not a good idea on asphault though. I'' disengage it there.

Lenny

[army]

I have ran the sand dunes wide open all day long with rear diff lock and in four wheel drive. havent had a problem yet.

[nocturnalsixer]

Lenny, army

Thanks for the replies, it ease my concern of destroying differential gearset or the locker itself breaking.

I guess Joyner said under 20 mph to cover their a$$