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Posted by Jailkeeper on December 29, 2003 at 19:59:57 from (216.174.160.141):
In Reply to: bobcat 722 posted by jb on December 29, 2003 at 13:50:30:
Check all the linkage pivot points for worn or binding parts. Also, I had a few 753's that had broken springs on the top of the hydrostat unit. Where the linkage hooks on the hydro, there should be a centering spring. If these are bad they can cause problems like you descibe, but usually the machine will want to move and "drift" on it's own. Have to be real careful messing around with the hydro linkages. It is very adviseable to have the machine up on blocks so the wheels are off the ground when doing any work on the hydro or linkages. Saves getting ran over or replacing shop doors/walls.
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