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Although both are a manual process, you can see the difference in the working position of the guy bent double compared to those just feeding the machine. One of those jobs won't do your back any good long term.
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" Crawl Control was created by Toyota as a system to further enhance the capabilities of their 4 wheel drive vehicles in off road driving. It was designed for low speed extreme off road conditions. Crawl Control reduces your input in off road driving by controlling the accelerator and the brakes for you as the vehicle moves through the rough terrain so all you have to do is steer the vehicle.
How crawl control works is that it operates the power and the braking of each wheel individually when the system is switched on allowing you to concentrate on steering the vehicle because you can now remove your foot from the accelerator and brake pedal.
Crawl control uses information from a variety of sensors and sends it to an ECU which sends commands to the various components required carry out its functions.
These sensors include the wheel speed sensor and other sensors used for stability control. Stability control components can be used as it is somewhat similar to crawl control, both systems control power and braking to each wheel individually but for a different reason.
The information from all these sensors are used together to determine the amount of power to give to any or all of the wheels and to apply brakes to any wheel that needs it while the system is on"
