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    Tracking down hydraulic oil leak

    That's where they removed it from.
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    Tracking down hydraulic oil leak

    There's a bunch of hoses in there for the boom so you'll have to clean it up properly and run it to see which hose it is. The previous owner of my machine had to remove the boom to get to the one he blew. They ended up changing any hose in there that looked suspect.
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    Takeuchi Paint Brand and Paint Code

    I have a couple of tins in the shed and they have the manufactures name on them. Where are you in Aus. Cheers. Adam.
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    Tracking down hydraulic oil leak

    Have a look under the machine for an access plate. My 138FR has one so the 153 should. Might give you a better look. As for topping up the oil you should be good. Adam.
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    ASV RC100 operating speed issue

    I'd check the wiring between the switch and the solenoid. Sounds like the rest of the components are new. :) Adam.
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    Repairing Leaking Lift Ram

    Here is a picture of the damaged gland nut. Luckily there wasn't a scratch on the piston.
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    Repairing Leaking Lift Ram

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    Repairing Leaking Lift Ram

    I had a lift ram let go due to a damaged gland nut. I had to replace both the gland nut and all the seals. It's a pretty easy job and I have attached a few pictures. Cheers.
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    Takeuchi TB138FR broken boom connecting link

    The whole weld has been removed and re-done. It's spot on now.
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    Takeuchi TB138FR broken boom connecting link

    Not so much weld defects but lack of weld.
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    Takeuchi TB138FR broken boom connecting link

    It was air arc gouged then re-welded so there isn't really anything different to the factory weld except it was done correctly this time. I'm painting it tonight and fitting it in the morning so I'll let you know how it goes.
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    Takeuchi TB138FR broken boom connecting link

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    Takeuchi TB138FR broken boom connecting link

    Hi All, Has anyone seen this before. It looks like it it was cracked for a while. Cheers. Adam.
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    Bobcat 751 service manual wanted

    If you PM me your email address I can share a dropbox folder that you can upload it to.
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    Bobcat 751 service manual wanted

    Do you have Dropbox?
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    Bobcat 751 service manual wanted

    514712119
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    Repairing creeping Bobcat

    I'd also like to add that when I was doing up the bolts in the torsion bushes I nipped them up then backed off the bolt just enough to allow the bolt to turn in the bush and locked it up with the lock nut. This way the bush isn't twisting every time you move the levers. All my torsion bushes...
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    Repairing creeping Bobcat

    I've just redone my 751 but I also had to change both bell cranks and the bushings for them. I found the whole job fairly straight forward and I was surprised by the price of the pintle arms and bell cranks, 46 AUD each for the arms and 130 AUD each for the bell cranks. Changing the bell cranks...
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    Bobcat 751 Peugeot, looking for parts source

    I will. I'll be ordering it soon as the last owner can't tell me when it was changed. Adam.
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    Bobcat 751 Peugeot, looking for parts source

    I have priced a timing belt, tensioner and pulley from Bobcat at $1000 AUD but I can get the same from Lymm Engine Components for 65 pounds plus postage. How does the quality stack up against Bobcat. Cheers. Adam.
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