Recent content by South Texas Rancher

I have a 2005 Bobcat T190 that I use around the ranch. Bucket, forks, tree shear and trencher. I have been very pleased with the performance. I have neighbor that just bought his second T190 so he must like them.

One reason I let my machines idle is to help prolong turbo charger life. All most every machine I own has a turbo. Turbos get really hot. What happens if you just turn the engine off every time you stop. Do that a lot and you can cook a turbo. I like the idea of letting the engine run at least...

Unfortunately yours is too common a story. No matter if it is a loader, tractor, atv, car or truck. I can not understand why we have so many incompetent mechanics and poor service. For what they are charging there is no way they are not making good money. The dealership or shop should make sure...

I think the pressurized cabs are a great idea. The less dust we breath the better. I may see if I can simply improve the current setup that I have. Any gains that reduce the amount of dust in the cab can have definite health benefits for some of us.

How does Bobcat pressurize the Cabs on the new machines? Is it something that can be retrofitted to a mid 2000 loader? Is there a fan or pump involved?

I have never used the repair kit you refer to. I have used many of the Devcon products and they all did work as advertised. Since it is from Devcon I would be willing to take a chance.