You shouldn't roll these machines without bypassing the hydraulics first. You can do serious damage to the drive pump if you pull it on its wheels with that pump not bypassed. Once you figure out which two ports to connect the bypass hose to, it's an easy operation and the machine rolls very easily... so much so that you'd better have a way to stop it if its on a hill...
I had mine for about 16 years before I had to roll it around in my garage. <I was a piece of cake.> :licking:
How old is your power trac? Mine is 10 this year I think. So the new ones dont require a bypass hose? This is a very interesting thread.Here's Terry's email reply.
"Hi, the old type power trac used a hose for towing, your power trac take a allen wrench.Thanks Terry"
You are a piece of cake?! Watch out for mice!:laughing:
Here's Terry's email reply.
"Hi, the old type power trac used a hose for towing, your power trac take a allen wrench.Thanks Terry"