If it is parked on a slope or grade of any kind there is more pressure on brake to try and release especially if brake solenoid is weak. Rock it back and forth brake may release. If it does then park on flat ground each time until you get it serviced.
As a case drain what would be the return pressure going through this filter?
I have a Bobcat S150 with close to 1800 hours so I will be changing it soon.
It looks like a tight spot to work in. Should I use any thing on threads of filter canister when I put it back together?
Thanks
You could always fab something. Get 4x8 sheets plywood or chipboard
and glue or screw 2" styrofoam to them and built make shift shelter you can back into.
throw a tarp over that?
Just a thought
You can call Bobcat directly at
1-800-743-4340 and talk to a rep. Give them your serial # and they can tell you the year and what factory options it had.
There will be continuity. You are reading through the resistance.
It would be like checking a light bulb. Continuity on good light bulb and zero continuity on bad light bulb.
I have a S150 also to operate my attachments I just press auxilary Hydraulics botton on control panel quickly once then right stick lever controls flow to attachments
I am leaning towards Markle on bad brake solenoid.
Is machine parked on a slope? I have noticed mine bog down when I stop on slope and get out of machine.
brake solenoid is activated. When I get back in and go to move machine in direction of slope it bogs down too much pressure to release. When...