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Re: New Bobcat, new member, but many question
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Posted by David in SC on December 20, 2003 at 03:01:56 from (65.127.54.242):
In Reply to: New Bobcat, new member, but many question posted by Jon, Chicago IL on December 18, 2003 at 07:54:18:
Jon, I bought a used 763 this summer and found these things are real workhorses. I bought mine from a rental shop and this can be good and bad. But, everything did work like it should, especially safety functions. Do it a favor and replace all of the fluids and filters if you have not already. I did and found that the local Bobcat dealer is cheaper than NAPA for all filters and fluids, and that includes hydraulic oil. Surprise. I also bought a manual from dealer. I think it was $69. Money well spent. There is a guy on ebay that regularly advertises manuals for $59 starting. I frankly do not know how he ever sells one if a brand new one can be had for 10 more.. I personally would not operate the machine without the gauges working, and having confidence in what you see. These engines are very tough, but also very expensive to replace. Your call. I can not help with creeping, but I am sure the manual goes through the needed adjustment, with pictures I might add. Have fun and be careful. Word to the wise, these things are no good on hills. Be careful. They become very unstable with the bucket up going up even a moderate grade. Experiment with it to learn the ropes. Just be sure you know how to drop that loader fast when you need to. Also do it a favor and clean out the pan. Mine had enough dirt in it to fill the bucket. Good counterweight, but not good for the components. David in SC
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