neilly Well-Known Member May 29, 2014 #1 Hi All, Just a stupid question, If I park on a steep hill ( 25 degrees steep ) apply handbrake put in gear and get out, will the gears hold my 90 if the handbrake was to fail? Cheers neil
Hi All, Just a stupid question, If I park on a steep hill ( 25 degrees steep ) apply handbrake put in gear and get out, will the gears hold my 90 if the handbrake was to fail? Cheers neil
Station House Well-Known Member May 29, 2014 #2 Probably not but it would slow the descent! Turn steering so it reverses into the kerb as well as an additional safety
Probably not but it would slow the descent! Turn steering so it reverses into the kerb as well as an additional safety
Kwakerman Well-Known Member May 29, 2014 #3 neilly said: Hi All, Just a stupid question, If I park on a steep hill ( 25 degrees steep ) apply handbrake put in gear and get out, will the gears hold my 90 if the handbrake was to fail? Cheers neil Click to expand... Try it (while sitting in it obviously) and see what happens
neilly said: Hi All, Just a stupid question, If I park on a steep hill ( 25 degrees steep ) apply handbrake put in gear and get out, will the gears hold my 90 if the handbrake was to fail? Cheers neil Click to expand... Try it (while sitting in it obviously) and see what happens
FlyingPete Well-Known Member May 29, 2014 #5 Low range, first gear, diff lock on, turn steering towards kerb just in case. If in doubt, let the handbrake off and see what happens
Low range, first gear, diff lock on, turn steering towards kerb just in case. If in doubt, let the handbrake off and see what happens
captain skellon Active Member May 30, 2014 #6 I was always asked to pop it in reverse when getting recovered on a trailr. thankfully that hasn't happened for over a year now
I was always asked to pop it in reverse when getting recovered on a trailr. thankfully that hasn't happened for over a year now