Recent content by Stumper1624

Seeing the condition of that piston I would lift the cab and check all the inline filters. especially the one just under the tank.

https://shop.bobcat.com/cab-and-lights

flipping lap bar up and full forward would probably work too

I put the link in the comment above. Here it is again https://partscatalog.bobcat.com/

I put it in the catalog and it popped up as 773 as you can see from my C&P the serial number matches in the spread of 509635001 & Above

If you are ordering parts. The model is nowhere near as important as that serial number. there are a huge amount of serial number breaks (parts supersessions) in every model.

Don't be confused. It's a 773 Straight out of the bobcat parts catalog. https://partscatalog.bobcat.com/ Loaders 773 S/N: 509616001 - 509629999, 509635001 & Above Loaders Privacy Policy Term of Use Contact Us Bobcat Company is a member of the Doosan Group. Doosan is a global leader in...

My first thought was double check the hose connections. sounds like a couple ended up reversed

Go to Bob Cats site and look up the pump by serial number and it will show the part numbers with all the supersessions. I can't remember what my motor number was off hand. but, that particular motor is one with no parts availability. I got my Motor from New Holland Rochester Jesse Staeter in...

Couple years ago I paid mega bucks to get the seal kit for my drive motors and when i pulled the motor apart I found one of the housings had a micro crak in it that was leaking the pressure off. Seals couldn't fix it and I ended up buying a 2300 dollar upgraded replacement motor. Seals and pump...