do the gears drive off both wheels?
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No. The thing that looks like a differential is actually (for the lack of a better description) crown gear and pinion. It's driven off (IIRC) the right half of the axle only. The left wheel turns freely. In the absence of a real differential, which would drive the price up quite a bit, this arrangement is probably preferable as opposed to a live axle where both wheels are connected. The problem with that is on soft surfaces during a turn both wheels would drag and possibly make marks. As it is, the impeller runs a little faster on right turns and slower on left turns. So plan your spreading route accordingly. No. The thing that looks like a differential is actually (for the lack of a better description) crown gear and pinion. It's driven off (IIRC) the right half of the axle only. The left wheel turns freely. In the absence of a real differential, which would drive the price up quite a bit, this arrangement is probably preferable as opposed to a live axle where both wheels are connected. The problem with that is on soft surfaces during a turn both wheels would drag and possibly make marks. As it is, the impeller runs a little faster on right turns and slower on left turns. So plan your spreading... » Read More No. The thing that looks like a differential is actually (for the lack of a better description) crown gear and pinion. It's driven off (IIRC) the right half of the axle only. The left wheel turns freely. In the absence of a real differential, which would drive the price up quite a bit, this arrangement is probably preferable as opposed to a live axle where both wheels are connected. The problem with that is on soft surfaces during a turn both wheels would drag and possibly make marks. As it is, the impeller runs a little faster on right turns and slower on left turns. So plan your spreading route accordingly. « Show Less
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Boblook for a one that you can turn on and off from the tractor of mower. When you stop the fertilizer just pours out
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No. The thing that looks like a differential is actually (for the lack of a better description) crown gear and pinion. It's driven off (IIRC) the right half of the axle only. The left wheel turns freely. In the absence of a real differential, which would drive the price up quite a bit, this arrangement is probably preferable as opposed to a live axle where both wheels are connected. The problem with that is on soft surfaces during a turn both wheels would drag and possibly make marks. As it is, the impeller runs a little faster on right turns and slower on left turns. So plan your spreading route accordingly.
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Yes. There are 2 rotary controls. One for the clutch, and one for turning on (and off) the hammer feature.They are directly behind the chuck.
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Yes, 2 buttons, on either side of wheel. Like this mouse. Will double-check for you later.
1664813
Yes. The bike takes the place of the front wheel. The wheel is for walking or running.
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These are disk break system(work for MTB), so it is independent of drivetrain if you meant that. One thing to know is that the levers are swapped. It means right lever controls front, and left lever controls the back wheel, which is reversal of 99% of Shimano break system I know. The dealer in China responded to my posting and said can swap the levers if I send it back, but shipping to China would cost at least $30 which is meaningless, where I paid around $75~$79 for the set. I'm not even sure if this swapping is by design or defects from manufacturing.
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The lever in front of the seat can be set to a neutral state. The pedals can still turn but the gears are not engaged.
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No, it's made to go on the left so that it doesn't interfere with the gear shifting and the chain. Also the shape of it lends itself to the left side of the bike. It would be backwards on the right.
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We just recently purchased one and it also ticked. I took it apart and put the wheel on the opposite way. Even though the sticker clearly said the other opposite. It doesn't click, but the pedals won't stop moving. If it's not one thing, it's another.
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No, these are two in front, three in back. If you were willing to disable one of the gears in front, you could use them.
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It is a pair. One in the left hand and another on in the right hand both fixed in the handlebar. The left hand controls the crankset ( 3 gears ) attached to the pedal. The right hand controls the cassette, attached to rear wheel ( 9 gears ). This system is said to have 27 speeds ( 3 x 9 = 27 possible combinations )
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Yes the wheel comes off. It also tends to be very squeaky so keey some WD40 handy ;-)
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Yes, that is how my bike is set up. Fixed cog on right, free wheel on left, or vice versa, depending on how you want to ride. Good luck
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Yes, the wheels are the same; front & back. The drive gears on the mower are not on the wheel itself but on the mower.
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yes it has an independent pedaling system. The negative is gear changing system had to be retapped. $300 you get what u pay for
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Yes. Right is rear left is front. They are capable of switching but it would probably take a bike shop mechanic, because of the hydraulic lines.
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Yes. Weight distribution must me right the independent drive wheels distribute power to which ever motor has less resistance causing it to spin the tires. But if two are riding weight distribution will not be an issue.Kind regardsRobby,
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The bike has gears. I ride all the time without using motor and "4 times harder to pedal" is just not true.