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03-31-2026, 05:31 AM
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what CC models for axles with external brakes on each wheel?
Hi,
What CC models for axles with external brakes on each wheel/hub with shaft drive? Reason for shaft drive is I want to eventually use a diesel and horizontal is the only reasonable offering under $2000? The used diesel 3xxx series with axle lock are few and far between around here and when available they are over $2000 for a beat one. Reason for external brakes is safety, especially while towing a trailer down hill and I need to hit the brakes if the transaxle does not slow it down enough. I prefer disc, but, I would settle for big drum brakes. I would like a flat floor like the 2### series instead of having to swing my leg over a hump a dozen times in a row while doing tree work. I am just trying to avoid buying a Chinese UTV and the LT/GT size is really what I desire since my property is small. Plus, I want to drive slow, not fast, and pull ground implements and 800#-1200# trailers and equipment. I really want to move over to diesel, I have been using $10-$15 (3-6 gallons) of gas a week on my wide body Murray with the 17.5 HP B&S. The dinky disc brake is totally inadequate for any trailer over 300# I thought the HDS 2185 was external brakes, looks like it is an internal brake and the pads are not readily available. I look forward this week to the struggle of removing the totally frozen steering column.  Thanks! 
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