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No, the tracks look equally tight. I've tightened the belt, added hyd. fluid, and otherwise did all the possible cheap fixes I can think of. It is definitely weak on the left side. When I push forward on the right stick only, it will spin on a dime; but with the left side, it will turn, but it...

So that doesn't rule out a pump problem........

Forgive my ignorance, but I'm a little new to Bobcats; Are there multiple hydraulic pumps, or just one? If there was only one, I would think it couldn't be a pump problem, or else they would both behave similarly.

Did you mean 15W 40 Rotella? I need to do an oil change on a T190 I just got. It's my first Bobcat and I don't have a manual yet. Thanks.

It doesn't creep, but the right will definitely push harder when I'm getting a scoop of dirt or something. And, if I am driving with it, and I push both sticks all the way forward, it tends to drift to the left. You think this might just be an adjustment problem and not a hydraulic problem. I...

I really don't think I have a creeping problem. When you say, "when I move the sticks forward, do they move the same amount.", don't they move as much as I push them?

The right track on my T190 is pulls much stronger than the left. Is this normal, or is an indicaiton of a problem. It results in it turning much slower to the left when moving forward. Thanks. Dave

My wife is a big Star Wars fan, so my new T190 got the name "Chewy". I kinda like it.

Good advice. Thanks.

That makes me feel a little better. I didn't want it to so "hot" I would need an A/C ;---) I missed a "steal" (not literally) on an 863 yesterday. I had to sell some funds and wire some money, and after all that, a guy went late last night and bought it out from under me! I guess that is the way...

I'm looking at a used Bobcat and the guy that is selling it says they don't come with titles of ownership. That's a bit of a red flag for me. Is that true? He says there is a bill of sale for transfer of ownership but that is it. This will be my first piece of equipment. Thanks. Dave