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Re: What makes a Bobcat 743b Creep?
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Posted by DLM on November 23, 2004 at 20:57:00 from (204.118.157.154):
In Reply to: What makes a Bobcat 743b Creep? posted by Kraig Kutcher on November 23, 2004 at 09:34:02:
The linkage on your bobcat can be adjusted so they don't creep. The rubber bushings in the end of the linkage are probely bad also the cams on the levers on top of the pump have flat spots & the blocks that rub on the cams have flat spots. If you want to repair the cheep way you can turn the cams a 1/2 turn & turn the blocks over & install new bushings make sure the center spring is ok and not binding up Then adj. everything. Don
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