Recent content by xtr3me_03

Thanks Dan for response. After doing a through visual inspection of internal components of pump while acknowledging your reply in regards to timing..... I did note that the delivery nozzle has a machined notch/groove cut out on it and the other nozzles that I did not remove were positioned...

Tarza. No doubt Dan is offering sound advice and should be heeded by all unless one has the skill set and knowledge in this field. Yet its too late, I have already dug in... I do believe the furthest I have disassembled is the delivery valve nozzle which I have been referring to it as the wrong...

Thanks for reply... Yes, I did remove barrels and replaced all o-rings as 2 of them showed signs of deterioration. Actually I removed the pump assembly as I noted the plunger in the #2 port was stuck. I removed a particle of what appeared to be a piece metal or brass. No signs of scoring...

Need advice from any maintenance savvy gurus out there... Just recently experienced a engine shutdown while operating an attachment utilizing maximum flow. Engine would turn over but not start. Issue on hand was no fuel and collapsed primer bulb. Replaced pickup tube which was faulty culprit and...

Okay... As much as I hate shopping at Walmart, I will make a stop tomorrow and purchase a sewing tape measure to take measurements... if my findings are inconsistent with each other I will make the swap and most likely replace all 4 as they are showing about 35-40 % meat now with 2 of them...

After giving much thought between the 60” and 72” I would have to agree that the 60' would be the best fit even though it covers less ground I believe it to be more user friendly having less weight as you mentioned.... also taking into consideration the hydraulic flow of 16.7 gpm of the 773 I...

Thanks for the website links.I requested a quote to include shipping for the 60" Erskine Heavy Duty Skid Steer Hydraulic Rotary Brush Cutter .. Looks to be a nice mower that should suit my needs... Considering the 72” also...Not sure which size would be better fitted for a 773g w/turbo.. Just...

Great point... Ken Initially I had given the tires a lot of thought. Previous owner used machine mostly for sweeping on pavement. Evidently the rear tires wore out faster than the front. Bobcat brand are on the front and Titan brand on rear, 10 by 16.5.. Tire wear at this point is pretty much...

Thanks a million for link... this is exactly the guidance I need to attempt correction action procedure.. Machine has 560 hrs, Is it normal for parts to wear at this life stage? I will post outcome later... Thanks again...

Read the fine print in your warranty documents. I also recommend speaking with the service manager at your dealership and get his response.. If they are anything like automotive dealerships, they vary.. some are okay with you doing your own maintenance using alternate brands while others like to...

I have a 2003 773G model skid steer that gradually steers to the left while attempting to drive forward straight. To continue advancing forward in a straight direction, I can move the left steering lever forward and machine temporarily corrects itself but feels as if it becomes under a strain...

I am currently in the market to purchase a skid steer attachment mower...The nearest Bobcat dealership have Land Pride mowers in stock and of course Brushcats available by order.. The Brushcat sells for $2200 more, weighs more and has rollers whereas the Landpride model has a front wheel...

Jason... I am entertaining the thought of purchasing a Harley Rake. I read your post and was wondering what attachment you decided to go with and why... I have been bouncing back and forth between either a Rockhound or Harley rake... I tend to think the Harley would be more useful, although they...

I just recently purchased a 773G having the same throttle fault. Decided to Google it and found this forum.. Great forum but find having to use Netscape instead of Safari a nuisance. Anyways, mrfixitpaul and Fishfiles was dead on with correction for fault. Tightened the 2 allen screws and fault...