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753 Lift Arm Tapered Bore
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<blockquote data-quote="engatty" data-source="post: 123417" data-attributes="member: 9211"><p>The two tapered bores in the lift arms on my old 753 are egg-shaped. I desire a top-quality repair. I cannot ream them with a tapered reamer. I do not want to line bore the arms and install the weld-on bushings. Instead, I want to replace the 2" thick factory steel inserts that were factory-welded into the lifting end of each lift arm. I want to remove the factory welds and install two new inserts with two new tapered bores. (These inserts would weigh approximately10 pounds each.) The inserts are irregularly-shaped. An alignment tool would have to be built to precisely align the tapered bores prior to fitting and re-welding the inserts into the lift arms.</p><p></p><p>I am told by a Bobcat service manager that Bobcat previously offered this service and that these 2" thick steel inserts (with the tapered bore) were available as a service part. I can't, however, find anything on the internet where this is even being discussed. I can find no trace of these lift arm inserts ever being available.</p><p></p><p>I'm about to strike-out on my own and have some inserts cut and machined, unless somebody has a better idea or waves me off this notion. </p><p></p><p>Steve in Alabama.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="engatty, post: 123417, member: 9211"] The two tapered bores in the lift arms on my old 753 are egg-shaped. I desire a top-quality repair. I cannot ream them with a tapered reamer. I do not want to line bore the arms and install the weld-on bushings. Instead, I want to replace the 2" thick factory steel inserts that were factory-welded into the lifting end of each lift arm. I want to remove the factory welds and install two new inserts with two new tapered bores. (These inserts would weigh approximately10 pounds each.) The inserts are irregularly-shaped. An alignment tool would have to be built to precisely align the tapered bores prior to fitting and re-welding the inserts into the lift arms. I am told by a Bobcat service manager that Bobcat previously offered this service and that these 2" thick steel inserts (with the tapered bore) were available as a service part. I can't, however, find anything on the internet where this is even being discussed. I can find no trace of these lift arm inserts ever being available. I'm about to strike-out on my own and have some inserts cut and machined, unless somebody has a better idea or waves me off this notion. Steve in Alabama. [/QUOTE]
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