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ulmn · Sep 1, 2014

i cant get the rear wheels to move at all. its tracking a little off, and i cant get the rear light for tires being straight to come on.
doesnt matter if the switch is in 2 or 4 wheel steer position.
the rear tires never move?
help?

Xfaxman · Sep 1, 2014

ulmn said:
i cant get the rear wheels to move at all. its tracking a little off, and i cant get the rear light for tires being straight to come on.
doesnt matter if the switch is in 2 or 4 wheel steer position.
the rear tires never move?
help?

What series is it?

My series F rear steering hydraulic cylinder is operated by an electric solenoid.

ulmn · Sep 2, 2014

thats the problem, i have read in other posts where to find the serial number, but the only thing i can see is a mutilated sticker in behind the loader arms.
isnt there a serial number stamped into the frame somewhere?

1965tontruck · Sep 2, 2014

Serial number plate is attached to the right rear of the toolcat (at least on the early models). Look where a bumper would be if it were a truck. If you can't find it then post pics of the loader arm. The design changed and you can tell if it is an A or B model versus C and beyond.

ulmn · Sep 3, 2014

ulmn · Sep 3, 2014

1965tontruck · Sep 4, 2014

That is the newer style arm so it's not and A or B model. Did you locate the Serial number plate on the rear of the machine?

ulmn · Sep 4, 2014

No I did not see a plate with the serial number, but I did get the rear steering to work, I traced the wires to the solenoid a, and a mouse had a nest in there and chewed the wire!
So on to my next problem, my oil pan leaks at the bottom corner and bobcat wants 340.00 for the oil pan plus 30 for the gasket.

Does anyone know if I can get the oil pan from kubota? It is a kubota engine isn't it?
Or if someone has a part number for it, the dealer needs the serial number from it to order the pan

ulmn · Sep 7, 2014

and is it easy to remove the oil pan?
any tricks or tips?

petzl · Sep 9, 2014

ulmn said:
No I did not see a plate with the serial number, but I did get the rear steering to work, I traced the wires to the solenoid a, and a mouse had a nest in there and chewed the wire!
So on to my next problem, my oil pan leaks at the bottom corner and bobcat wants 340.00 for the oil pan plus 30 for the gasket.

Does anyone know if I can get the oil pan from kubota? It is a kubota engine isn't it?
Or if someone has a part number for it, the dealer needs the serial number from it to order the pan

what is the engine code