dieselfuelonly
Gold Member
So, I was about to fire up my Bobcat today. I haven't used it in about 3 weeks, so I was even more religious in checking all the fluid levels before I started it up. I added about 4 gallons of diesel fuel, oil level is fine, but when I got to the hydraulic fluid - the dipstick was almost completely dry, with maybe a drop sticking to the bottom of the stick.
Before when I've checked the hydraulic fluid its always read about halfway up into the "safe" zone level on the stick. I don't see where several gallons of hydraulic fluid could have gone, unless its possible for it to slowly settle back down into the system?!?
Before when I've checked the hydraulic fluid its always read about halfway up into the "safe" zone level on the stick. I don't see where several gallons of hydraulic fluid could have gone, unless its possible for it to slowly settle back down into the system?!?