bobcat 863 grapple problems

[bobby101]

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hey guys sorry it has taken so long to get back on here, had to go out of town for work. i hope i posted som pics of the grapple bucket above hopefully someone can see something wrong.

 

[bobby101]

hey guys sorry it has taken so long to get back on here, had to go out of town for work. i hope i posted som pics of the grapple bucket above hopefully someone can see something wrong.

7lbsmallie im interested in that valve that you mentioned in your post would you happen to know where i could purchase one or the full name of it so that i can do some more research. Thank you all for the help and ideas

 

[Johnboy]

7lbsmallie im interested in that valve that you mentioned in your post would you happen to know where i could purchase one or the full name of it so that i can do some more research. Thank you all for the help and ideas

Since you said that cylinders are new is there any chance that there could be in cylinders? I had a loader on a tractor that I replaced the lift cylinders on and i loosen the lines to get air out and the helped. Also the flow restrictors are also a good idea as another poster said.

 

[Johnboy]

7lbsmallie im interested in that valve that you mentioned in your post would you happen to know where i could purchase one or the full name of it so that i can do some more research. Thank you all for the help and ideas

Since you said that cylinders are new is there any chance that there could be air in cylinders? I had a loader on a tractor that I replaced the lift cylinders on and i loosen the lines to get air out and the helped. Also the flow restrictors are also a good idea as another poster said.

 

[bobby101]

Since you said that cylinders are new is there any chance that there could be air in cylinders? I had a loader on a tractor that I replaced the lift cylinders on and i loosen the lines to get air out and the helped. Also the flow restrictors are also a good idea as another poster said.

I was under the impression that the air would escape through the system via the cap, but i will def gve it a try and let you knw if it works out. Thanks for tip.