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873 F backhoe hydraulics
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<blockquote data-quote="TriHonu" data-source="post: 96288" data-attributes="member: 897"><p>Those couplers should be for the optional rear stabilizers. According to Bobcat, they are used to level and transfer weight to the front of the machine to increase performance of the backhoe and tree spade attachments.</p><p>I've never used them, so I would be guessing whether you can operate them independently.</p><p>If my math is correct, it would take about 1/3 gallon of oil to extend both cylinders. So you would have plenty of oil to run them. How fast they will operate will depend upon the size of the lines and how much those couplers restrict the flow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TriHonu, post: 96288, member: 897"] Those couplers should be for the optional rear stabilizers. According to Bobcat, they are used to level and transfer weight to the front of the machine to increase performance of the backhoe and tree spade attachments. I've never used them, so I would be guessing whether you can operate them independently. If my math is correct, it would take about 1/3 gallon of oil to extend both cylinders. So you would have plenty of oil to run them. How fast they will operate will depend upon the size of the lines and how much those couplers restrict the flow. [/QUOTE]
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