CTL26 rear wheels

[meindesign.co.uk]

hi guys.

does anyone experience a manoeuvre limitation of the ctl26 with the rear wheels being one axe?

Philipp.

 

[Alan m]

i often find that on my ct22. i always find that i  want to move the back end sideways

 

[meindesign.co.uk]

but the ct22 has rear wheels which turn individually.
as i understand the ctl26 has one axe and the rear wheels will only turn simultaneously, right? 

 

[ajones]

but the ct22 has rear wheels which turn individually.
as i understand the ctl26 has one axe and the rear wheels will only turn simultaneously, right? 

its not a fixed axle they can turn at different speeds relative to one another

 

[meindesign.co.uk]

Ok, thanks.

 

[Alan m]

sorry i mis read what you meant. i thought you were saying that there should be rotating castors on the back. i would like that .

so you cant turn the ct26 around on itself leaving the inside wheel stationary. total bummer

 

[meindesign.co.uk]

damn, that's a shame.
well, another reason to stick with my very new ctl33.

 

[Frank-Jan]

The rear wheels on the ctl's can turn in the same manner as on the older CT's (as Festoolfootstool said).

 

[meindesign.co.uk]

Ah ok. Thanks.

 

[castle rock wood guy]

Hi everyone.  I'm not sure I follow the question about the rear wheels on a CT26....But, I own one and it has a single axle but the wheels turn independently.  One rear wheel can turn backwards while the other moves forward.  I can turn donuts all day long  in the shop!  It's a great machine with NO limitations.  Hope this helps. 

 

[Scott B.]

I've not experienced any mobility issues with the rear wheel design on CT's. And I agree that the brake feature is important, both in use and transport.