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Re: Re: New Bobcat, new member, but many question
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Posted by Jon on December 18, 2003 at 10:02:01 from (198.181.8.254):
In Reply to: Re: New Bobcat, new member, but many question posted by Davis in SC on December 18, 2003 at 09:08:25:
Davis: Yes I am talking about how it moves when the drive sticks are not being touched. It is not only bad as I can not get out when it is running, but even when I am inside I can never just idle and wait for someone/something to move out of my way etc. When the motor is running it is constantly moving a bit so it is to hard to even sit there and just wait. My probelm is there is no "neutral/park" and it needs adjustment. Thanks for the tip I appreciate it. No matter what this problem needs to be fixed for safety when I am in the cab or outside the cab....
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