gipsybilly
Member
If I remember right the Austin Gipsy had a yellow and a red lever and you could select front wheel drive, rear wheel drive and four wheel drive in both ratios, GREAT SYSTEM, pity about the other bits though.
zzr1200
Well-Known Member
Probably covered with fitted wall to wall deep pile carpet these days.....:behindsofa:
tich2000mb
New Member
ill have to look into it then, its always been like that since i bought it, thought it was a bit strange at first but figured it was how it was supposed to b 
tich2000mb
New Member
ye if i push the yellow lever down it engages 4wd, and when i pull the red lever bak into low range, the yellow lever pops bak up. i figured that it was in 2wd then??
metallicachick86
New Member
low is always 4wd basically
G-man
BBQ king
unless yer unlock yer free wheeling hubs
metallicachick86
New Member
or forget to lock em
buckshot
Well-Known Member
or forget to lock em
was out on a lake fishing a few years back when a saw this nob in a hi-lux pickup having trouble spinnig like fook for about 10 minutes .
then he just locked it and walked off, he only walked over a mile to the farmer that owned the lake and got him out with his tractor to pull him out
did'nt have the heart (or inclanation) to tell him he had'nt locked the free wheeling hubs
:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi
metallicachick86
New Member
i wolda mentioned it to the farmer, he's go feckin skits!
