Recent content by Bill B.

Thanks everyone for the input. It is very similar to the molded trailer connectors. Looked possible but not feasible without some magic goo to hold the new bullet in once connected.

Thanks Tazza for the affirmation. It seems to be the right size for my needs and very durable. From reading here and and some of the experience of friends I was sure all the computer and electronics in newer machines would be wrong for me.

Thanks for the reply. Your solution makes a lot of sense. I was leaning that way but wondered if what's left of the broken pin could be pushed out of the molded connector. That solution may require some strong RTV rubber to hold the new male bullet connector.

It is possible to replace broken male ends by pressing them out? My 1984 743 has the old type connectors. A friend said the Cat dealer has a kit but I'm pretty sure he thought I had newer type connectors.

Hello, Been lurking the site a few months and learning a lot. Thanks to everyone for sharing a lot of great information. I'm not new to Bobcat skid steers in general. From 1987 to 1997 I was a landscape construction contractor in AZ and put a total of about 3500 hours on a couple of 443's. Early...