Hey guys. I'm new to a caseomatic and just picked up an 830 from a neighbor, currently not running. We want to tow it home about a mile. Could we hurt anything by towing it? Direct drive or caseomatic should I have it in? Sorry if this is not a smart question, just wanted to ask before we wreck something. Thanks
old
Well-known Member
- Location
- Camdenton Missouri
As long a the transmission is in neutral I cannot see any way that it would hurt a thing. Ya you don't want to tow it at over 20 or so MPH and 20 would be pretty fast on a tractor
fixerupper
Well-known Member
5 mph will get you home in twelve minutes.
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