fiat41b
Senior Member
What could be the cause of the bucket drifting down just repacked the cylinder's
bobcat t250
probable causes any help would be nice
bobcat t250
probable causes any help would be nice
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bobcat t250 bucket drifting down
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crewchief888
Senior Member
was it drifting before you repacked the cylinders?
the most common cause of cyl drift is the piston nuts not being tight.
how fast is the drift?
next place i'd check would be the load check, and then the tilt lock valve.
the most common cause of cyl drift is the piston nuts not being tight.
how fast is the drift?
next place i'd check would be the load check, and then the tilt lock valve.
fiat41b
Senior Member
drifting full up to down 20 seconds
nuts on rods tighten up with 4' breaker bar and lock tight
could it be spool and tilt valve by passing maybe o ring in spool
what is the tilt lock valve
thanks really
nuts on rods tighten up with 4' breaker bar and lock tight
could it be spool and tilt valve by passing maybe o ring in spool
what is the tilt lock valve
thanks really
crewchief888
Senior Member
i'm not going to be able to describe the location of the load checks and lock valves. best thing you can do is get ahold of a service manual for your machine. bobcat.com should have a parts breakdown, but typically bobcat doesnt identify what valves are in what location. parts breakdowns assume you already know what component you are looking at.