Recent content by stroklund

I am looking for a replacement temp switch for the hydraulics on my M700. the terminal on the old one is broken off. According to the bobcat dealership around here it is discontinued without replacement. Anyone know of an aftermarket replacement?

thinking ill just get a psi regulator and dial it down a bit.

I put one on from CARQUEST part number E8012S some current research has provide me with information its Brand: Airtex Manufacturer's Part Number: E8012S Free Flow Rate: 30 gph Maximum Pressure (psi): 9 psi Inlet Size: 5/16 in. Inlet Quantity: One Inlet Attachment: Hose barb Outlet Size: 5/16 in...

my 700 does this also im on fuel pump #4 now. I mounted it on the bolt that sticks out on the right hand side about even with the top of the engine and now when I bounce the machine or go up an incline it wants to bog down and stall. it never did this before with the other pumps and I had them...

that's a thought but the sensor/switch controls an idiot light have to figure out what temp it completes the circuit and match it up with something

does anyone have a homemade air intake hose for an m700 bobcat? dealer wants $54 for one. just trying to see if anyone has found maybe a way to make one cheaper or else something that works for way less.

does anyone have a lead on an aftermarket or even factory hydraulic temp sensor for a M-700 bobcat? my dealer says its no longer available even from his obsolete parts source.

wow that dude is smart with the carb cleaner way to wreck good tires with that shit

where are you located? Id be interested in the forks maybe is it the quicktach? or is pins? I got a m-700 so about the same vintage as yours

have you tried filters?

I just did this on my 700. got a pump from the bobcat dealer they sold me an ac delco pump# EP12S works great. I got my power from the key switch side of the ignition coil and grounded on the mounting bracket for the pump.

rebuilt the carb yesterday over lunch found a chunk of felt like material in the inlet side of the carb and just some varnish buildup on the jets cleaned her all up put it together then put a new rotor on the bobcat and she fired up and runs like a dream. THANKS AGAIN FOR ALL THE HELP YOU GUYS...

i got a good bobcat dealer in town where I work. they have a lot of parts for my older machine or know where to find them or refer me to. I got new points rotor and condenser last night didn't get chance to put them in. their parts guy and mechanic told me to try a carb kit to since ive had some...

its not that hard to get at. pop off the 2 clips on the dist cap lift off the rotor and plate and there they are

just have them look up by application? or engine?