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Re: What makes a Bobcat 743b Creep?
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Posted by Shep VA on November 23, 2004 at 11:03:02 from (68.152.9.254):
In Reply to: What makes a Bobcat 743b Creep? posted by Kraig Kutcher on November 23, 2004 at 09:34:02:
Yes and no. Sometimes you can adjust the tension on the springs that hold the levers in center if the levers are causing the creep. Under the cab you will find where the levers move back and forth and there are two spings in there I think. If you tighten up the springs the lever will get harder to move and "should help to keep the pressure off the drive. If it is creeping from the valve unit there is not much you can do about that. Normally if you have a low houred machine the levers are the problem, higher houred machines tend to have more valve problems. As they get older and more hours there is just no real good way to stop it from creeping. Good luck
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