Difference Between 4WD and MFWD

13, May. 2024

 

Difference Between 4WD and MFWD



Others may argue some or all of these points, but that is what I think.

I will take a crack at it and see what others say. 4WD, may or may not be "mechanical" as in MFWD (Mechanical Front Wheel Drive). Some front drive system are hydraulic with hydraulic motors on the front, not drive shafts, U joints, and differentials. Also some mechanical systems are not really designed to be full time 4wd system, but to only be used to assist the main rear drive, and are called MFWA as in "Mechanical Front Wheel Assist". Most CUT sized tractors are going to be Mechanical in nature, in other words, drive shafts, and such, not hydraulic, and are going to be considered "assist" not full time systems...One thing to note is the tires on most CUTS are much smaller on the front than the back, and do not have the pulling power that the rear tires do.Others may argue some or all of these points, but that is what I think.

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