Bobcat 763 Chaincase Oil Replacement

Replacing the Chain case oil in a 2002 Bobcat 763. Replacing the oil with nine gallons of 10W-30.
Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio
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Music: Night Dweller

[@WatchRichRebuildsChannel]

Great video. Your machine is so clean. I gotta do the same thing to my 763. Thanks for the informative video. ( I’m not Rich btw. He’s just a good friend of mine). Thank you 👍👍

[@adammenz]

so what i do to suck fluid like that is take a 5 gal bucket with a lid and drill a hole for a piece of 1/2" rubber line to fit in tightly.. then take my shop vac and put it over the spot in the lid and suck fluid out that way it works awesome.

[@ralphfrench2924]

Great video , I have the same 763 , going to do this tomorrow.👍🏼👍🏼

[@mitch500]

good video! i like the music too

[@flat6fever680]

Thanks for the how to video. From what you know, how do the chains get power from the drive motors and deliver to the wheels? Is there a hydraulic motor for each wheel and a chain / sprocket for each wheel?

[@TruthresonatorWWJD]

They don't put enough information out on bobcats so it's always good to spread information on the internet even if it does chip into mechanics pricing

[@xephael3485]

why didn't you use the rear drain plug... and fill from under the cab?

[@jamesdepaul3410]

Wonder where you got that Traveller 10W30 bucket

[@user-lk1cu3ob1q]

Hello Ive got an 863 which would be similar. Is there a drain plug on the bottom of the gear case? I have a leak on the bottom and wonder if thats a drain plate that needs to be be resealed.

[@ppezzop]

That plate is just an access point to the rear drain point. I believe there is a rubber plug actually on the back of the chain case. That is what hold back the oil, not the plate.

[@MrRyanlipp1980]

Does anybody know is my little bobcat S 70 just like this?