7753 hydraulic leak newbie needs help

[shawnjs]

I recently bought a 7753 bobcat skid steer and when i lifted the cab i found a leak on the hydraulic system, i know exactly where and why its leaking but dont know what the part is called. If you are standing in front of the unit with the cab up it is located on the right hand side, its made out of aluminum and has lines feeding it from the main valve. It has a cap and some sort of adjustable valve threaded into the top, it has 3 ports on the front, and one on the side. Ive been pulling my hair out trying to oder this part, but none of the dealers seem to know what it is! Ive looked through pictures of other skid steers and none of them seem to have this. It looks like an "aluminum proportioning block" Really need some assitance here. Thanks Shawn

 

[shawnjs]

Could it possibly be a bucket leveling valve, appears to be interconected with the lines that head to the bucket. Thanks

 

[7LBSSMALLIE]

Could it possibly be a bucket leveling valve, appears to be interconected with the lines that head to the bucket. Thanks

normally we speak in terms from operating position. that is faceing foward.if the valve in question is on the left side ,probally primer red in coluor the tech term is bucket postion valve . more than likley the leak is from theoring from the adjustable alen head screw thing.(the purpose is to speed up or slow down this function) not self levlening in true sense but keeps concretete out of lap. be sure to count turn=s whe n removing,

 

[shawnjs]

normally we speak in terms from operating position. that is faceing foward.if the valve in question is on the left side ,probally primer red in coluor the tech term is bucket postion valve . more than likley the leak is from theoring from the adjustable alen head screw thing.(the purpose is to speed up or slow down this function) not self levlening in true sense but keeps concretete out of lap. be sure to count turn=s whe n removing,

Thanks for the help. Turns out it is the lift lock valve.