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Also... it seems that many people use the terms lock out and locker interchangeably. A locker effectively locks the axle shafts together forcing both sides to turn at the same rate. This is very desirable in low traction situations, but tends to rapidly break/ wear out components and...
a lockout hub essentially engages/disengages the wheel from the axle shaft. By disengaging the axleshaft from the wheel (traditionally on a front axle) you reduce the amount power required to move a truck down the road. You are only carrying the shaft, not carrying and spinning it.
in theory they are so you can travel at night w/o attracting the attention of the enemy. They tend to be dim and sheilded to where they only shine towards the ground.
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