My question is regard a dozer with a fixed blade that quit running on a job. I am unable to get it to start back up enough to drive it on a trailer to haul to a shop. Is there any linkage or hydraulic line that I can take loose, so that I can take another dozer & shove it up on a trailer? Or whats my best option?
- Thread starter Rob Mo.
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750s we always just pulled out the bolts that hold the sprockets. The sprockets will stay in the chain and turn on the finals if you only want to push it on a trailer. JD was not thinking to good when they built that hydrostatic machine for situations like what you have. Their other alternatives to letting one roll but the sprocket bolts out will let you load it.
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