What does the water cart drive 4*2,6*4 mean?

We often see 4×2 data in the water cart configuration, so what does this mean? Hubei Chengli sprinkler manufacturer popularizes the related technologies of sprinkler for everyone.

First of all, we need to understand what is an axis? What is a bridge? What is a wheel hub?

The non-driven one is called the shaft, the driven one is called the bridge, and the two ends of the axle load bridge are called the hub.

“4” means that the total number of hubs is 4,

“2” means that the number of hubs that can be driven is 2.

It should be noted here that the hub is not a tire, because one hub can be fitted with twin tires, and one axle will have two hubs.

4×2: 4 hubs, 2 wheel drive. The front is a shaft and the back is a bridge, which means a single bridge.
4×4: 4 hubs, 4 wheel drive. The front is an axle and the rear is an axle, which means four-wheel drive.
6×2: 6 hubs, 2 wheel drive. The front is one axis and the back is one bridge and one axis, which means double bridges.
6×4: 6 hubs, 4 wheel drive. The front is the first axle and the rear is the second axle. four-wheel drive sprinkler
6×6: 6 hubs, 6 wheel drive. The front is the first bridge and the back is the second bridge. All-wheel drive sprinkler
8×4: 8 hubs, 4 wheel drive. The front is the second axle and the rear is the second bridge. That is, the first four and the last eight sprinklers

Let me tell you about the problems related to water cart drive tires

In most cases, the front wheel of the water cart is the steering wheel, and the rear is the driving wheel and the carrying wheel.

The general drive form is divided by 2 to get the number of drive axles of the sprinkler.

The above shows that in the case of the same horsepower, the four-wheel-drive water cart has a greater driving force than the two-wheel-drive water cart leaning to the ground, which is suitable for use in a more complex and difficult-to-walk environment.