POPO AGIE
SILVER Star
this WILL eventually happen , so DON'T do it ..........
If he had limited slips he would have had plenty of warning way before damage was done. My Rams I have had since 2005 1/2, 3/4, and 2 1 tons would crow hop real bad even on slick surfaces. I would have to put them in 2 wheel drive anytime I had to make a tight turn. In my avatar photo I can't get the 3500 or the 1500 off of that pad when it is muddy or snow and ice without it badly crow hopping in 4WD because I have to make a tight 180 turn to head for the cattle guard and get on the highway.
When we have a large snow fall with the wind we have to have my Wife's truck moved out of the building first before the John Deere can be taken out of the barn.