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Bobcat 763 Won't Move
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<blockquote data-quote="mmsllc" data-source="post: 98864" data-attributes="member: 13117"><p>This will probably rub someone the wrong way, but if the connection seems loose at the wiring quick release / disconnect connector, you can just cut it out & repair the wiring with a couple of mechanical butt splices. Electrically it will work!! You can even use a couple of the fancier / more weather resistant kind that require you to heat them up with a heat gun. Just cut one wire at a time to ensure you do not cross the wires. *** PLEASE *** be sure to chock all of the wheels to ensure you do not get hurt while trying that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mmsllc, post: 98864, member: 13117"] This will probably rub someone the wrong way, but if the connection seems loose at the wiring quick release / disconnect connector, you can just cut it out & repair the wiring with a couple of mechanical butt splices. Electrically it will work!! You can even use a couple of the fancier / more weather resistant kind that require you to heat them up with a heat gun. Just cut one wire at a time to ensure you do not cross the wires. *** PLEASE *** be sure to chock all of the wheels to ensure you do not get hurt while trying that. [/QUOTE]
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