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If it's Mack Camelback then it likely has an "automatic" style inter-axle lock.  As a wheel starts spinning the inter-axle lock on the front of the front driver will start engaging, giving a torque bias towards the axle that still has traction.  If one wheel on each drive axle spins then you're stuck, unless you have the momentum to carry you through the slick spot.  While Mack also made differential locks almost nobody ever ordered them as an option, so your chances of having differential locks is about 1/1,000,000.  But I believe all Mack tandems and camelbacks have either automatic or air operated inter-axle locks.

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