there is a washer that is crimpt over to keep the nut from working loose. how did you get it bent back in the small space to work in to alow the nut to turn loose?
Thanks for the video. I have an old complete 610. One more that is missing engine. The complete one worked fine. I have a good one to look at to put the other one together.
If you would have taken the 4 hub nuts off that ax would be on the ground now. Now retired after being a heavy equipment mechanic for 42 years 8 of those years were working for the bobcat dealers in South Florida.
Hey buddy..good bobcat 610 videos are pretty rare...keep it up...I have a 610 as well, not running yet...I bought it to clear snow...doing a full restoration first, so any technical info you can share is great.
Hello there you have to take the motor out just for that or is out for another reason I have a M 610 my leaking on the other side I just find out and now I see the video and you encourage me to do that I bought the machine a 4 years ago a never use fixing here and there but when I think is almost I find this problem lol if any one here is familiar whit that I really appreciate
there is a washer that is crimpt over to keep the nut from working loose. how did you get it bent back in the small space to work in to alow the nut to turn loose?
Whats the part # for the seals and bearings?
Arghh!!! I should have looked at your video first! I got mine removed, but your way was much easier! Next time I'll know
Is the sprocket pressed on? Was it a pain to reassemble?
Boa noite. A minha 610 está com muito vazamento hidráulico, quais os pontos de vazamento que pode ocorrer ?
Did you make the follow on video for how to install the seal?
Thanks for the video. I have an old complete 610. One more that is missing engine. The complete one worked fine. I have a good one to look at to put the other one together.
If you would have taken the 4 hub nuts off that ax would be on the ground now. Now retired after being a heavy equipment mechanic for 42 years 8 of those years were working for the bobcat dealers in South Florida.
Is this true for the 610? Working on mine now and have the nuts loose but don't want to break anything pulling on it.
Is the dust cap threaded. I'm trying to get the dust off my 610 and it will not budge.
Yes use a pipe wrench. You might need to use a torch and heat it up alittle . Be care have a fire extinguisher on hand.
Hey buddy..good bobcat 610 videos are pretty rare...keep it up...I have a 610 as well, not running yet...I bought it to clear snow...doing a full restoration first, so any technical info you can share is great.
I know thats why I decided to make one. Just trying to help everyone out with there old bobcats.
If you ever want to help out a fellow bobcat 610 owner, I'm looking for some dimensions on the various clutch linkages so I can fabricate the parts.
vraiment super la video mais j aurais aimer voir comment enlver lessieux..
Thanks for the video, I'm about to do this project myself.
You got any video..
Im in the same boat...
great video!!!!!
Did you do a reinstall video?
Did you need a special wrench to remove the dust cap or just the 2 inch adjustable wrench? Many Thanks for the video. You take care. Dean
Just an adjustable
@@donniefoust4204 many thanks you take care
Hello there you have to take the motor out just for that or is out for another reason I have a M 610 my leaking on the other side I just find out and now I see the video and you encourage me to do that I bought the machine a 4 years ago a never use fixing here and there but when I think is almost I find this problem lol if any one here is familiar whit that I really appreciate
No you don't have to remove the engine. I have a spare bobcat 610 for parts. It was easier to show with out the engine in.
Hello
No you should be able to replace everything with the engine in place.
Would taking the bearing and seal retainer bolts off help, or is that a later step? Also, do you plan on doing the fronts?
I didn't need to do the fronts they didn't leak so I didn't mess with them.