It doesn’t matter what equipment you have folks, the bottom line is does the equipment work best for your needs? And no matter what, do your flippin’ maintenance, full maintenance and not half ass maintenance. Whatever effort you put into your equipment will always determine the results your equipment will have when being utilized. Not hating on anyone but lots of folks say that this brand is a POS or that brand is the best. A LOT of times, the POS equipment that the individual(s) are complaining about is the result from a lot of half ass maintenance. What’s best to you isn’t always best to others and what’s a POS to you isn’t always a POS to others. Everyone take care of your equipment and mow your hearts out. Y’all be careful now.
@@Duckologist101 Brilliant, I obviously didn't think of that. I let it run out of gas and changed it there, of course it was over a 100 yds away. Thanks!
One critical key point - Do not touch the breather vent plug on transaxles with internal expansion tanks. If you do, it will break internally, and you'll need to service the unit. This was straight from hydro-gear tech support. Another thing, hydrogear told me to fill the transaxle using the fill port located on the top of the unit until fluid comes out the top port which is located on the side of the unit. I know it's confusing but look at the drawing diagram and and you'll see. I think you filled it incorrectly in this video, but you might still be OK. Always consult your owner's manual or contact hydrogear if you have any questions.
It doesn’t matter what equipment you have folks, the bottom line is does the equipment work best for your needs? And no matter what, do your flippin’ maintenance, full maintenance and not half ass maintenance. Whatever effort you put into your equipment will always determine the results your equipment will have when being utilized. Not hating on anyone but lots of folks say that this brand is a POS or that brand is the best. A LOT of times, the POS equipment that the individual(s) are complaining about is the result from a lot of half ass maintenance. What’s best to you isn’t always best to others and what’s a POS to you isn’t always a POS to others. Everyone take care of your equipment and mow your hearts out. Y’all be careful now.
Bobcat, if you send me a mower to do my free clean-ups for I’d love that. You can even classify it as a long term rental if you want
I need to know about bobcat store around me or the closes one.
Does a 2017 BobCat CRZ48 have a fuel cut off switch to replace the fuel filter or is there a secret to minimizing fuel spillage?
Vice grips will allow you to pinch off the hose if you do not have a fuel cut off switch
@@Duckologist101 Brilliant, I obviously didn't think of that. I let it run out of gas and changed it there, of course it was over a 100 yds away. Thanks!
One critical key point - Do not touch the breather vent plug on transaxles with internal expansion tanks. If you do, it will break internally, and you'll need to service the unit. This was straight from hydro-gear tech support. Another thing, hydrogear told me to fill the transaxle using the fill port located on the top of the unit until fluid comes out the top port which is located on the side of the unit. I know it's confusing but look at the drawing diagram and and you'll see. I think you filled it incorrectly in this video, but you might still be OK. Always consult your owner's manual or contact hydrogear if you have any questions.
Use engine oil for the transaxles? 😯Bobcat, you may want to edit this video. He says it twice (with external tank section).
Hes correct, unlike yourself and most experts online 😂
When talking about the hydraulic fluid levels, they actually said to fill with the specific motor oil???? Really bobcat
Wondering why this 22 + min video does not show any instruction or even mention the hydraulic fluid.
Best watch it again. Showed complete hydro fluid change.