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Whitey, starter gear is made to the bendix (starter drive). Just go an order a bendix. This will include gear, spring, bearing, and the drive. I don't think you can buy just a gear. Also check your flywheel.

All companies build parts in different countries, from the big three, to harley davidson. John deeres ag equipment is there main stay. With the powertech engines (deere designed engine). There are not many companies that still have some limited parts and running survivors from 1837. I will say...

Thats the one by the fuel filter, I'll let you know how it goes.

I finally looked at the belt it looks fine. But I did notice the rear engine mount is bad, letting the engine sit on the frame. I'll fix it and let you know . thanks

Thanks for the help, I will look at that tonight or tomorrow. And let you know what I find.

The engine sits sideways to the machine. I do not know about the drive" belt or driveline" I will look tonight. I assume the engine sitting sidways means belt driven. The engine does not smoke, or lost of power. I don't hear the vibrating just feel it while siting in the machine. Thanks for the...

I can feel a pulsing vibration in my machine. I don't feel it at idle, just when the rpm is up. The machine runs the same '' power, driveablity, hydr. speed.'' Almost like something is loose or out of balance. It is not a steady vibration; but like a pulse. The engine rpms are the only thing...

I bought them through a bobcat dealer, (IN STOCK). There is a kit offered with the pins, handles, springs, roll-pins. It is about 380.00,I think that is right.

Thanks for the heads up: but I replaced them with the pins. Since I had went this far.

Thanks for the help. I soaked the pins all day, heated and beated them yesterday evening. Once they moved they fell out. Do not know what made the difference, but they are out and replaced. I promised to myself this will never happen again!!!!!!!!

This bobcat was near the coast on family farm. My old man never removed the bucket, or greased. I removed the zerk fitting in attempt to get heat or lube on the pin. Cutting the pipes out might be the way. Thanks

Just thought I would pick everyones brain a minute. The pins that hold my attachments on have froze up. I have been heating them and trying work them back and forth, nothing. So I cut the bottom of the pins off. Unbolted the handles and took my bucket off. Now I'm down to the quick-tach plate...

Thats the ticket, Thanks for the link.

Northern tool is a good idea. My machine does not have a seat sensor. So that is one less problem. thanks for the help.

My only concern is, although it says its for bobcat brand machines the model number is not shown. In the catalog under the ad. it says universal. So I am little leary. But it is cheap enough to put up with a little concern.