mtgrizzlymn
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Will a single axle trailer be able to haul a roxor?
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At the very least you will need to remove your rear driveshaft and install locking hubs on the frontI’m thinking about a Blue Ox set up for mine so that I can flat tow it behind my truck. Has anyone done that?
The rear bearing is submerged in oil (the output shaft assembly turning is what oils the transfer case), the problem is the transfer case is in 4x4 when in neutral. So either tow with transfer case in 2 high/ trans in neutral/ remove rear shaft (for short distance due to lubrication not being optimal, not recommended) or use locking hubs up front/ trans in gear/ remove rear shaft/ transfer case in any gear to prevent spinning. You could also unlock front hubs, trans in gear, transfer case in neutral. both driveshafts would turn at highway speed, but the front isn't hooked to the wheels.The owners manual states the shafts should be removed to flat tow. I haven't been inside the roxor transfer case, so I'm not an expert on this subject, but from what I can tell is the rear bearing will not get any lubrication with it in neutral.