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This is the one I purchased last spring... Allskidsteers.com Part# A-6675509 $52.95 I had to reuse my plug but it looks like for $69.95, part# AK-6675509 has the plug included.

If you're only looking for a good heat source and not original parts... have a look at millsupply.com. Search their auxiliary heaters for some good options on the cheap. I've used them in step vans for years and they really pump out the heat. Part# 55-336 works particularly well and outputs 15k btu.

I would bet you don't have a healthy electrical system and I would be performing a couple of simple tests to verify and resolve. First, connect a DVOM (digital volt meter) across the battery terminals and verify you have 12.4-12.6v with everything off... anything below and the battery is not...

I'm looking to install a door on my 763G... I've found several for S185's and the cabs appear visually the same. Does anyone know if the S185 door fits the 763G? None are within easy driving distance to get measurements. Thanks

Some first thoughts: is the system actually overheating or is there a gauge/sender issue. Cooling system can be checked with an infrared thermometer at the sender location. Is the fan moving a sufficient amount of air across the radiator. air in the cooling system... was the coolant low...

Having been unfortunate enough to be on the receiving end of prybar that slipped... I've since used a come-along wrapped around the track front to rear and winched the track adjuster back. Just used this method a couple months ago to remove the tracks from my Pitman Panther.

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Couple of questions... does the LED light up on the panel when you push the green button? Are the seat bar, lift/tilt valve and traction LEDs lit as well when you push the green button? If yes to both of the questions above then I would check power to the traction lock solenoid under the cab to...

The heater core and AC coil will be housed with the blower motor. On my skid steer, there are 4 nuts that hold the complete heater assembly to the cab. Once the cab is in the raised position it's easy to remove the nuts and lower it down for internal access. Once you have the heater box opened...

If you can see the squirrel fans turning freely and at good speed, my guess would be the heater core/evaporator fins are jamb packed with dirt preventing good airflow. Having no filter inside the cab allowed any and all dust/debris to be pulled through the fan trying to make-up for the clogged...

Bobcat's online parts manuals are pretty easy to navigate. http://landing.bobcat.com/parts/