How Does a Slip on Gearbox Work?

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A slip-on gearbox operates by allowing the gears to engage and disengage smoothly without the need for a clutch. It utilizes a mechanism that enables the driver to change gears easily, enhancing driving comfort and efficiency. The discussion highlights the complexity of understanding such mechanisms, with participants encouraging collaborative problem-solving. Ultimately, the original poster resolved their queries independently. The conversation underscores the importance of engaging with peers for clarification on technical subjects.
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Hi guys,

this is a question from one of the subject I'm studying, I find some of them are pretty hard...
(tried to answer them but still seem wrong, except Q1)
Here is the question!
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Thanks for the help if you have the time to help me with my questions^^
cheers!
 

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You should provide your answers so that folks can help you figure it out, rather than tell you.
 
dw about it anymore...i figured them out! tks anyway
 

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