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Please check out the link below. I've run these on my 743B and I can argue it's hard to get stuck. I can go up a slick hill in a rain storm. https://tractiontracks.com/

I didn't know you could do that. If I did, I won't have asked. I appreciate the response.

I appreciate the explanation! Thank you.

Good Morning All, It's time for me to change my hydraulic filter. Does anyone have a part number from NAPA that's equvilant to 6668819? It's going to be installed in a 743B. PS - Been awhile since I posted here. The new interface looks nice. Thank you!

Good Morning All, It's time for me to change my hydraulic filter. Does anyone have a part number from NAPA that's equvilant to 6668819? It's going to be installed in a 743B. Thank you!

Hey Guys, Looking to get an electric lift pump put inline on the ol' 743B. What PSI is required? Went to my local NAPA and they gave me this option: https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/CFPB0128E Is this correct? As always, thanks in advance.

Did you check all the associated fuses? Had the same issue with a jeep I owned years back. Ended up being the wiring that was feeding my fuse box.

I just picked up a used set and I am preparing to head deep into the woods with them. I am super excited to make it to the back of my property and finally have a nice path when I am done. I watch videos on Youtube and these chain tracks look like they could drive though a soup bowl. Any tips for...

I would check the glow plugs. It's one of the first things I did when I bought my 743B. It was laboring when starting up. Turns out it had two bad plugs. I used the video linked below: https://youtu.be/n8N1PTQ_HJc Good luck with the new project!

Sounds like you need to bleed the filter.

Finally, this job is complete. It's actually running better than it did before. Plus - No leaks anymore. I am not leaving a trail of fluid behind me. Tazza, Thank you.

Just wanted to add these pdf's as reference for others having issues: Drive motor: http://jkfabrication.com/content/6000%20Charlynn.pdf Parts and cut-out sheets for practically every make or model bobcat: https://www.bobcatpartsonline.com/#/catalogBrowser (just need serial #) Little background...

The shuttle valve is the original issue. The rubber was causing a leak. If this isn't installed properly (plug installed instead of bushing), would this cause the loss of control and it still leaking? If so, how do I setup the valve properly? I am a complete newbie.....this forum is saving my ass!

Thanks for the reply, Tazza. I took it apart again and put it back together. I have lost all steering on that side of the cat. Feeling dejected tonight.

Carefully I put it back in place with a press. Is it supposed to be that tight? Need to pick up some hose before I can test it out. I am guessing that I will have all kinds of issues on start up.