I used an angle grinder to take off part of the bellhousing.

Condolences on your devastating loss.

Thanks, haven't been here in awhile. As an update, I ran the Bobcat for app. 15hours of work, and so far so good. Fingers crossed.

Not sure if this is a help, but somewhere I read of an older person who didn't have the strength anymore to depress his clutch so he fitted an additional booster? I think. When I put in a HD clutch in my defender it was a little bit stiffer, but that's all. Don't know if this helps.

Thanks... Way better than a rebuild.

Well, from what I've read a soft seize, is quite different from a seize when the motor is running. Fingers crossed.

You can purchase a pump to do it,: Mityvac MV4560 Radiator/Cooling System and Pressure Test Kit or borrow one from a mechanic friend.

Try pressurizing the rad if it leaks you will know.

To make a long story short I soft seized my bobcat motor. Starter wouldn't turn it over. So as per a million instructions on the internet I put lube in cylinders and after a couple of months, still no go. I need the Bobcat for snow removal, so I was getting desperate. So I bought an 8' piece of...

He can import it to Canada... 15 not 25, as in the states.

Thank God it finally worked. Not only did he clean it with vinegar he polished it, sharpened it, and replaced the handle and bought a proper sheath....

Still no go.

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Will try later.

Is that because you cant see it? signed too dumb.

Gave my nephew an old rusty axe. He sent this back. He used vinegar to clean it.

Should be a Bounty on those miscreants. Imagine a society without thieves.