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I figured it out, I found it was much deeper in the mud than I thought thanks to the improved lighting of today, I was just being stupid and got some of the axles propped up
I thought the same, I’m going to take a video when there is daylight out. It must be some kind of mechanical failure (transfer case?) but I can’t really imagine what else it would be
The front axle should get locked by a sprag when the rear two spin, right?
I'm in a very shallow mud (can stand in it with flip flops!) I put it in low reverse, and very slowly release the clutch to find the rear 2 axles slowly begin to move (not slip) but the power gets dumped into the front...
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