Powerfab 125 WTD

[floorpolisher]

Hi , I’m new to this , but where do I find the towing switches on a powerfab 125wtd ?
Regards

 

[V8Druid]

Hi , I’m new to this , but where do I find the towing switches on a powerfab 125wtd ?
Regards

'evening
assume you mean the changeover valves that allow you to tow said beast on its operating wheels which're hydraulically driven, when operating?
don't think they were designed to do that ... 'sposed to be trailered about I believe ... there are isolating valves each side below the foot rest, but think they're simply disconnects

 

[Old Operator]

I have a 5 Star Gopher - said to have the same drive motors as the 125 WTD . Mine has a little 1/4 BSP drain hose to each motor as well as the two 3/8 BSP motor feed hoses. The little hoses terminate to a tap each that when turned anti clockwise the wheel becomes free running. This can be checked if the wheels are jacked off the ground. turning the tap clockwise re locks the wheel & engages drive. I will try & get a pic tomorrow.
I found this on oilyhands site may throw some light on things http://www.oilyhands.co.uk/images/Powerfab_125_WTD_Operators_Manual.pdf
On my thread the first pic with just the boom on, the little taps are just to the right of the black new slewing kingpost
www.planttalk.co.uk/threads/gopher-5-star-digger-restoration.2420/
It is said do not go over 30 mph when towing on the drive wheels. Technically it is an unsprung agricultural trailer so should not go over 20 mph under EU law - if that still applies but OK to sneak about locally