Jabonee
Platinum Member
You can't!:laughing: Just kidding. you can but it requires some knowledge and tools. 2 things need to be done to allow the unit to be moved no matter what model you have. Release the brakes and allow the oil to move in the drive circuit. Releasing the brakes is done by using a porta power and applying pressure to the front and rear brake hoses at the brake valve. Remove the hoses from the valve and tee them together with the porta power. 100psi should do it. Releasing the drive is a little more involved. 2 choices. If your model allows you to access to the F and R relief valves you can pull them. It will make a mess when you move the unit. I like to just unbolt the drive motors and slip the back a little just enough to disengage the drive gear. its less messy and you don't have to disconnect any hoses.:thumbsup: