Posted by Nate V. IA on September 23, 2011 at 07:27:21 from (173.215.42.82):
In Reply to: Transport question posted by lblock on September 23, 2011 at 01:14:07:
The picture makes it look like both wheels are slid close to the inside, you will still need to turn one wheel so it is dished in. I turned one tire on my M to haul it to 95 miles, cut, rake and baled 20 acres of grass with the wheel dished in. I hauled it back home and switched it back. Might be easier to drive it home. I drove my 706 fifty miles in October here in Iowa, was about 50 degrees F. Not too bad but I was good and ready to climb off when I got home. Only took three hours. Nate
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