Hi, Thanks for the reply. No, it only seems to be in forward. You can run the Right lever substantially ahead of the Left and work and run at cruising speed. I have used Internationals for years and they have 3 pumps, does the Bobcat still use 1 pump? Thanks again! JohnIt could be a weak motor, or the seals are damaged. It could also be a pump problem for that side. Is it weak forward and reverse?
It may be an adjustment then, i don't know the procedure for an 843 though.Hi, Thanks for the reply. No, it only seems to be in forward. You can run the Right lever substantially ahead of the Left and work and run at cruising speed. I have used Internationals for years and they have 3 pumps, does the Bobcat still use 1 pump? Thanks again! John
Thanks! I have been reading trough many posts and it seems to be an adjustment. I will give that a try. Thanks Again!!It may be an adjustment then, i don't know the procedure for an 843 though.
Yes, it has 3 pumps, i think all current skid steers do. One for left, one for right and one for the hydraulics/charge pump. Most are connected together to make one unit, but the 843 i believe had separate drive pumps. Some hi flow machines have a 4th, but that doesn't count
They made the 843 2 different ways...one used linkages straight to the pumps, the other used hydraulic 'servos' to transfer the drive lever movement to the pumps. In either case you need to check for loose or worn parts. let me know what pump system is on yours and mabye I can help adjust.Thanks! I have been reading trough many posts and it seems to be an adjustment. I will give that a try. Thanks Again!!