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ebay has all these seal kits etc

i had this issue with my s130- ended up being a broken wire in the main harness in the engine bay.

sorry for late response. i used to have a 709. The first time i tried hooking up i couldnt get it to go back enough. what i found out would work would be to tilt make sure the backhoe is retracted all the way. get in the machine in tilt the hoe attachment all the way down (left pedal) and...

i had this issue before i belive it was the fuel shutoff solenoid. however i am not a mechanic lol. it was a cheap 10 minute fix, hopefully thats it

sounds like aux hydaulics are stuck on

i did this a long time ago, i got a quart of black and a pint of white. mixed them up and ended up pretty close.

bobcat sells the kit here, https://shop.bobcat.com/mount-kit-6586933 not cheap. i would stick with the newer 607 over an older model. the balls kinda suck. i'll keep my eyes open for you.

bobcat sells it online 430 bucks

they are wrong, my older bobcat backhoe had sideways pins. my newer bobcat buckets have pins you hit in from the top.

tip the cab back the linkage is right there

check the starter and the flywheel

753H just means high flow right? if so, its just the same brackets as a 753, 763, the early 773s and s130. they are around and available

because when you are pulling the trigger it's closing the bucket, and its already close, to operate the bucket you should be using the thumb switch on the top of the right stick

check to see if the linkages are loose.....is there slop in the pedals?

a friend of mine has a bobcat brand 100 inch snow bucket. its HUGE. like HUGE HUGE. your machine can probably move it empty but thats about it.