Bobcat 763 quick attach block

[bauertree]

I have an older 763, non highflow model. I bought a snow blower with a three way quick connect. My units has a 2 way. Is there a way to make this work. The highflow model pumps like 25 gpm, the basic is 15 gpm. The blower I have should work with 15 gpm. One connector runs the main auger blade the smaller one runs the blower. If I plumb into one hydro line and add a 1/2" quick connect and a 3/8" (two on one line) will that work?? Does anyone make an adapter block for this situation?

 

[laurencen]

if you are talking 3 way in 3 hydraulic connectors one will be case drain, others may chime in but you need the third line to go to the hydraulic tank, I would caution Tee it into the main return line as the machine can reverse flow when used, as for flow rate, you can run a high flow on a standard flow just a little less throw

 

[bauertree]

if you are talking 3 way in 3 hydraulic connectors one will be case drain, others may chime in but you need the third line to go to the hydraulic tank, I would caution Tee it into the main return line as the machine can reverse flow when used, as for flow rate, you can run a high flow on a standard flow just a little less throw

Is the 3/8" connector the drain? That one simple drain back to the tank?

 

[laurencen]

its typically the smaller hose and smaller connector at least on my attachments, its not a lot of oil mainly what leaks in the motor and prevents pressure in the motor causing failure

 

[bauertree]

Do you know anything about replacing a drive chain on these? I broke the one driving the left rear wheel last night blowing snow. We got the broken on out but according to the book I have to disassemble the entire drive system to replace it. I was hoping I could just snake a new one over the sprockets and be done with it.

 

[Dave the Ozzie]

These machines usually have a case drain as standard unless it's a highflow model. Mine is a HF and the case drain is simply tapped into the case drain from the left hand drive motor before the little inline filter.