Recent content by Rocklong

It dropped about a half inch in a little over 24hrs so I guess I cured the problem. Thanks

Got everything put in and together, not a bad job at all. The new pins with the grease zerks in the ends work really well. I left the loader all the way in the air tonight we will see if it settles much in the morning I hope it don't. Thanks to everyone who replied for all the help. Lots of good...

I have a piston ring compressor and I should have the parts tomorrow. I also ordered the bottom pins with the grease zerks in the ends so I don't have to reach up I'm that hole anymore.

I'm still waiting for parts but I'm the meantime I think I will try to see wich cylinder is leaking like u said. Thanks for the help and the info.

Thanks for all the help. I ordered new seal kits for both cylinders and will let you know how it works when I get them put in. Thanks again.

It a pain in the ass when ur trying to hold something in position and the loader keeps settling. The other day I was putting up some chutes and had to hold a couple hundred pound gate in position to get the bolts started and it would settle a lot faster with the weight on it.

Tilt don't settle just the lift does.

They will settle all the way down from highest point in about 15-16 hrs. Seems to be worse with weight on it.

Yea they are but it don't have a lot of hours on it and I'd rather just fix the bad ones but I see what ur saying.

The tilt and the lift both settle on my 2010 bobcat s205. I was wondering how I could tell wich cylinders r leaking so I could put new seals in them. There are no external leaks so it must be leaking by in one of the cylinders on both the tilt and lift.

I run another one today and it was just like mine. Thanks for the info

I just purchased an 2010 s205 and I run it for quite awhile and the temp gauge just barely went over the first mark on the gauge. I was wondering if this is normal or my thermostat may be stuck open a little. The heat was warm but not as warm as my old s185 would get. I figure the gauge should...