Disengage Transport Mode for Concrete Finishing

What happens here

Following the transport demonstration, the video illustrates the reverse process: preparing the power trowel for its primary function of concrete surface smoothing. The operator lowers the power trowel from its wheeled transport position back onto its operational base. This action simultaneously disengages the transport wheels, causing them to retract upwards and away from the ground. This ensures that the trowel blades are in direct, unimpeded contact with the concrete surface, ready for smoothing. By seamlessly retracting the wheels, the Teras Concrete Landing Gear ensures full clearance, preventing accidental contact with the freshly poured concrete and allowing for an unblemished, flawless finish.

Goal: Learn to transition the power trowel back from transport mode to its operational finishing position by lowering the machine and retracting the transport wheels.