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Well, it turns out lifting the cab doesn't get you any access to the the fan at all. But if you look through the shroud on the side, it looks like it's got a fair bit of up and down movement while it's spinning. I guess we'll drop it down from the inside and see what gives.

I'd leave it up. Even though you answered your own question, it's still gives us the information.

Thanks. I'll start there and hope it's something like that. Something right out in the open.

Blower? Like turbo, or the big cooling blower that you can kind of see from that side vent. And if it's that one, is it accessible once you tip the cab?

I haven't looked into it yet but. The other day started up my s130, which didn't seem to have any problems the last time I used it. Right away, I noticed it had a lot of vibration just while sitting. Doesn't have to be moving. It seems to run fine other than that. So before I start looking into...

Thanks Jerry. This will save a lot of time and guessing.

Tazza now you have me wondering if the couplers are reversed on my backhoe attachment. If I just press the trigger, my controls all work in reverse.

I've noticed that helped, but it's a little hard for me to coordinate right now. I have an old Case backhoe on a 530 tractor, and the spools are lined up a little different. I can play those like a piano, even though I'm not a trained operator. I suppose with some more practise on the small...

Yes, I forgot about engaging the hydraulics first. Upper left panel, the button that says maximum flow/variable flow. Press that first so it lights up.

Thanks for the reply. Odd that it is just that one cylinder though. So wouldn't the restrictor place more strain on the system ahead of it, holding back flow?

On my S130, on the right stick, I move the middle thumb switch to the left, and click the finger button on the front of the switch to lock it. If I just click the switch, it runs, but backwards.

I just bought an older Case d100. I'm running it on a Bobcat S130. It has a couple of leaks, but other than that it works good except for the boom. Even with the machine running at low RPM's, the boom moves way too fast. I mean you have to move the control lever, ever so slightly, or it just...