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The link doesnt work for me, if i shorten the link up i can get the site to come up but it asks me for a member id and password.

Ive got a post over in the bobcat forums because ive got a 630 model bobcat or at least i thought i did, turns out i have frankenloader. Its body is a bobcat but its guts are actually from a 260 or 270 model john deere loader made in 2002. Its a long story on how i got this lovely half breed but...

Well heres an update to the ole frankenloader, the reason the plumbing and controls look all wrong is its not the guts of a 632 bobcat, its the guts of a john deer 260 or 270 loader jammed into a 632 bobcat shell. I guess now its time to start a thread asking about info on the john deer guts.

oops i guess eatons is vickers.

After two cans of degreaser i finally found a name and model number on the back pump seems they are eaton pumps there are 3 possible numbers that could be the model but im searching eatons site now.

only thing i can think of is he had pumps from something else because look below the front pintle and you can see a hose coming into the side. I he had it roatated correctly the hose would be on the top same thing on the rear pumps maybe there wasnt enough clearance for a 90 fitting.

Well im going 50/50 on the insane versus genius thing because the bobcat does actually move , not really correctly but it does move. A man might be able to get used to the controls but its far from being safe or even close ive almost thrown myself out twice and i almost took the side of my barn...

Tazza if im understanding you correctly this thing may not be as messed up as i thought, but its still a frankenloader. Where i was saying its like the pumps are 90 degrees out you can see from the picture below what im talking about. The controls are on the top instead of the side like they are...

Unique is not the correct term messed the f up is the term. At work today i figured out a few things one the pump 1 and pump 2 housing are either mounter 90 degrees out or they arent the original pumps. No wonder i noticed so many home made parts the linkages are completely swapped and the...

The guys i spoke to at the bobcat dealership laughed and said my 632 was older then anyone that worked there, so i dont think they will be much help. As for did someone combine two bobcats thats what i was wondering by looking at the pic jerry posted but when i look at the diagram Tazza posted...

oops i went back to edit my post to make it the correct pic and somhow i double posted one with the right pic one with the wrong pic. Sorry

Well i didnt have my camera last night to get a full overhead shot but here is one i had already had taken that shows the linkage and a little of the valve.The term tranny was for lack of a better term , in the picture jerry posted i can see how the setup is supposed to look but whats really...

Well i didnt have my camera last night to get a full overhead shot but here is one i had already had taken that shows the linkage and a little of the valve.The term tranny was for lack of a better term , in the picture jerry posted i can see how the setup is supposed to look but whats really...

im even more confused i just went out and looked at my setup versus the one in this pic and in your pic the house right next to the sensor looks like it runs under the valve then to the back side of the transmission, ( the fitting in the middle at the backside of the pic ) now on mine the same...

from looking at the picture i can see that the sensor is at least in the right place, i think the block valve is actually upside down on mine and not mounted of course.Looking at the picture i see a large black house going under the valve does that connect on the bottom and have a t in line with...