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Need your help with my Bobcat 642 axle or bearing problems
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<blockquote data-quote="buckshot" data-source="post: 105141" data-attributes="member: 2325"><p>flyerdan, Thanks for your input...Yes that's what it sounds like but the tires are all the same size and have been on the machine for a long time....The chains are tight and the sprocket chain teeth are in good shape.This bang noise was present when I bought the machine but has been occurring much more often now. I took the machine to bobcat for a fifteen minute free test drive and when the service manager was operating it during a few turns it began to bang and I was able to see the right front wheel skip a beat in rotation....The right rear wheel was driving as it should and the left side operates properly...That is why I am trying to see if anyone out there in loader land has ever experienced something like this .....Rather then re inventing the wheel I hope to gain some knowledge from others first about the tear down process......All the bobcat service man would tell me was leave it and they would make the repair at $90. some dollars an hour plus parts....I had to inform him that I had to do the tear down my self because being retired I don't get overtime any more.......... Have fun, buckshot</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buckshot, post: 105141, member: 2325"] flyerdan, Thanks for your input...Yes that's what it sounds like but the tires are all the same size and have been on the machine for a long time....The chains are tight and the sprocket chain teeth are in good shape.This bang noise was present when I bought the machine but has been occurring much more often now. I took the machine to bobcat for a fifteen minute free test drive and when the service manager was operating it during a few turns it began to bang and I was able to see the right front wheel skip a beat in rotation....The right rear wheel was driving as it should and the left side operates properly...That is why I am trying to see if anyone out there in loader land has ever experienced something like this .....Rather then re inventing the wheel I hope to gain some knowledge from others first about the tear down process......All the bobcat service man would tell me was leave it and they would make the repair at $90. some dollars an hour plus parts....I had to inform him that I had to do the tear down my self because being retired I don't get overtime any more.......... Have fun, buckshot [/QUOTE]
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