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Bobcat 743 stalling when turning
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<blockquote data-quote="YanEW" data-source="post: 125362" data-attributes="member: 22990"><p>Hello all, </p><p></p><p>I've been reading a few of the other threads about similar issues but thought I'd get everyone's thoughts on my own. I have a 1994 ( I think) bobcat 743, The machine is in great condition overall, only 1698 hours, starts right up even when cold, minimal blowby. The only issues I've found are that when I go to do a zero turn with the sticks maxed out in either direction, the machine will get about halfway through the turn and then bog down and stall, I was able to replicate the problem with the spinning tires test, with the bucket against a tree in my yard, I'm able to get the tires to spin by pushing the sticks forward 1/2-3/4 of the way forward, I can hold them there and spin tires all day, but if I push them any further forward again the machine sputters and dies. this is accompanied by a noticeable hydraulic whine ( worst when turning and really bad at low RPM), when I'm moving straight forward there's minimal noise, same for lifting/tilting the bucket, you can hear the pump working but it doesn't sound like it's straining. I recently rebuilt the left lift cylinder as it was leaking badly, I topped off the hydro fluid with 15w-40 and plan to try and flush and replace the hydraulic fluid once the new filter comes in, I've also ordered a new fuel filter and pickup tube ( pulled the old one and the screen on the end was missing, just a rubber hose with a metal barb at the end), is there anything else I could be missing that could cause this? I know these older machines tend to have noisy hydraulics, I just don't want to do any undue damage to my pump or drive motors unknowingly. Thanks in advance!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YanEW, post: 125362, member: 22990"] Hello all, I've been reading a few of the other threads about similar issues but thought I'd get everyone's thoughts on my own. I have a 1994 ( I think) bobcat 743, The machine is in great condition overall, only 1698 hours, starts right up even when cold, minimal blowby. The only issues I've found are that when I go to do a zero turn with the sticks maxed out in either direction, the machine will get about halfway through the turn and then bog down and stall, I was able to replicate the problem with the spinning tires test, with the bucket against a tree in my yard, I'm able to get the tires to spin by pushing the sticks forward 1/2-3/4 of the way forward, I can hold them there and spin tires all day, but if I push them any further forward again the machine sputters and dies. this is accompanied by a noticeable hydraulic whine ( worst when turning and really bad at low RPM), when I'm moving straight forward there's minimal noise, same for lifting/tilting the bucket, you can hear the pump working but it doesn't sound like it's straining. I recently rebuilt the left lift cylinder as it was leaking badly, I topped off the hydro fluid with 15w-40 and plan to try and flush and replace the hydraulic fluid once the new filter comes in, I've also ordered a new fuel filter and pickup tube ( pulled the old one and the screen on the end was missing, just a rubber hose with a metal barb at the end), is there anything else I could be missing that could cause this? I know these older machines tend to have noisy hydraulics, I just don't want to do any undue damage to my pump or drive motors unknowingly. Thanks in advance! [/QUOTE]
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