Hey guys
I have a 2005 Toolcat5600 with high flow. I have a bobcat brushcat (twin motor) attachment that when I use it after about the first 30 minutes it loses power. The hydraulic fittings are super hot to the touch. I also have a bobcat snowblower attachment and when I use that (in the cold weather of course) no significant lose of power and the fittings are cool to the touch. I have made sure the cooler/radiator is clear of dirt and obstructions. The temp gauge of the unit itself is always running cool and normal with whichever attachment I'm using. What would be causing the loss of power on the brushcat and very hot Hydraulic fluid versus in the winter with no issues on the snowblower? Anyone else experience this issue?
I have a 2005 Toolcat5600 with high flow. I have a bobcat brushcat (twin motor) attachment that when I use it after about the first 30 minutes it loses power. The hydraulic fittings are super hot to the touch. I also have a bobcat snowblower attachment and when I use that (in the cold weather of course) no significant lose of power and the fittings are cool to the touch. I have made sure the cooler/radiator is clear of dirt and obstructions. The temp gauge of the unit itself is always running cool and normal with whichever attachment I'm using. What would be causing the loss of power on the brushcat and very hot Hydraulic fluid versus in the winter with no issues on the snowblower? Anyone else experience this issue?