Recent content by Dogsluvtrux

All the doors on the g and k series machines are the same and will swap between machines.

You should only need 1.5 gph or so for that model...you should be okay as long as it has some type of water separator as well...sorry, couldn't follow the link on my phone.

03-09 is low battery voltage...check your connections and inspect your battery cables. I would still plumb in a pressure gauge and check the actual oil pressure just to be safe.

Bobcat sells a weigh log kit...I've put them in a couple of machines and the work well IF you keep them calibrated. Talk to your local dealer or shoot me and email and I can get you a price.

If its a G-series, you can press and hold the light button for 3 seconds and a code should display in the hour meter...I can't remember of the top of my head how you check F-series and older. Have you plumbed in a pressure gauge at checked the actual pressure? Remember, new just means not used.

It almost sounds like you're dead-heading the hydraulic system. Does your machine have aux hydraulics? Are they stuck on? Maybe a stuck load check valve?

753 is a good machine...kubota motor and dang near impossible to break. Asking price is $12,500? Seems a touch high, at least here in Illinois. For that I would expect it to be a G-series machine (if it has triangle headlights, its a G-series, rectangular headlights indicate an F-series or...

Well didn't have any takers...so, I donated the engine to the local high school for their small engine class...got a receipt and will deduct it from my taxes this year.

You're more than welcome...let me know if I can do anything else.

PDF sent...let me know if you need anything else.

I have eight pages of info on trouble shooting these codes for this machine...shoot me an email with a fax number and I can send it over or email you a pdf...I cant figure out how to post a pdf on this site...

Let me clarify...a vinyl cab and a 12v heater blowing on the window to keep it from fogging up...my experience with vinyl cabs is if you can cut the wind, a good set of overalls is perfect. Plus if you run the machine awhile, you start to get a far amount of heat coming off the chain case too.

Get me a serial number and I'll run it through BATS for you in the morning.

Drive the machine...it should drive straight forward and reverse and turn strongly in both directions. If it curves one way going forward and the opposite going in reverse, that's a good indication of a weak drive motor...if it curves going forward and drives straight in reverse, its probably...

Maybe pressing the wrong button? The button furthest to the right on a g-series machine is the Aux. Pressure Release button...if you press and hold it the machine releases hyd. pressure and dies...