Can the wheels be driven without the tines being engaged?
440577
There is a forward and reverse mode without the tines, and a forward tine and a reverse tine mode.
440578
yes, the machine can be driven both forwad and reverse without engaging the tines.
440579
Before the tiller broke, I remember the wheels did turn forward and backward without the tines being engaged. I think this is a good tiller even though it broke on me the first day. Amazon did return me my money and they were very good to work with.
348967
The container comes unassembled. So you have the option to install the wheels or not install the wheels.
365696
Yes, this item can be assembled without the wheels. Please contact me if you have additional questions or concerns. Thank you.
1183129
No, but you can take the wheel off and reverse it for even wear if you desire.
484537
No..the wheels/tires do come off with a hex wrench. There is a foldable Terratrike..check their wrbsite or youtube.
1836982
Hi Joseph you could leave the pedals on but I think it will damage the bag or maybe the spokes if the wheels are close to them. I would remove them!
157682
Thank you for your reply. I appreciate the details of how you use them. I have a yes and a no. The problem is I am alone and it's extremely difficult to lift and place each wheel. And frustrating to have them slip off when moved. But again, I'm grateful for your time.
1831214
Yes. They are on a sort of extension with a pin that locks into the holes. You use this to adjust the height. You can also take them off completely and switch sides so the wheels are on the inside.
57929
No. They are attached to the pedals and would interfere with normal driving
284725
The wheel turns very easily in one direction but not the other. Just push the spokes forward and they move easily. If they don't you must be pushing in the wrong direction.
7092
The wheels have a snap ring and once seated they will not come out of the frame. You have to use a fair bit of pressure to press the wheels into the frame past the snap ring.
1981950
No, they are just free moving wheels, not the spring action kind that go when you pull them back.
1263535
It doesn't appear so. Even if you moved the wheels I don't think you could do anything with the brakes.
412978
Although I haven't done so, I don't see why not. Putting the wheels on is a separate step of the assembly, so I'd imagine you could just eliminate that step. I need my carts to be on wheels, so I did put them on. Hope this helps.
1214057
You'd need to be on a very smooth surface as the small wheels don't do well on rough surfaces.
2119568
Yes. This is what the manual says: "the machine is fitted w/4 tine wheels that can easily be changed in pairs. . . ".
950207
Unless the wheels can be locked it's unlikely. Even then the furniture/wheels would possibly shift or move within the casters thus defeating the purpose of the casters keeping the furniture in place. If it's possible the best approach would be to remove the wheels. Hope this is helpful.