Moving Pod Around

Depending on how much you will need to move it, with a wheel attached to the  the lifter , you may be able to push it.  I have 4 wheel dollies from Harbor Freight that I move my old cars around on , with two pusher people, and it is not hard.

Guys,

    I am thinking too it would do harm to the transmission. With our r-pod model 171 I would easily push it around our driveway by  hand. But you need a good swiveling trailer jack caster wheel I found the Bal brand worked best with the three caster wheels that I tried. The other two were very difficult to swivel when turning direction.

Welcome Grandpa Hiker, it's not so much the horse power of the engine as the weight of the tractor that you are using. My 107 Cub Cadet with a 10 horse engine had almost as much power as my 3200 has but weighed 400 pounds less. The 3200 Cub had 23 horses that would pull the POD easily around the yard unless the grass was damp. Both tractors were shaft drive to the hydrostats, no belts or clutches to slip.   Goose

I currently have a Rockwood model 1950 popup which weighs a little under 1,900 pounds loaded. At home I easily move it around on my almost level paved driveway with my 22 hp John Deere yard mower.