Bobcat 722 Operation & Maintenance Manual - PDF DOWNLOAD

Bobcat 722 Operation & Maintenance Manual - PDF DOWNLOAD

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Bobcat 722 Operation & Maintenance Manual - PDF DOWNLOAD

Language : English
Pages : 62
Downloadable : Yes
File Type : PDF

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Bobcat 722 Operation & Maintenance Manual - PDF DOWNLOAD

WARNINGS 3
FOREWORD 5
CONTENTS 5
722 BOBCAT LOADER 7
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 9
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 11
CONTROLS 12
DASH PANEL 12
THROTTLE CONTROL 13
PARKING BRAKE 13
STEERING CONTROLS 13
SPEED-RANGE CONTROL 13
HYDRAULIC CONTROLS 14
STARTING PROCEDURE 14
Pre-Starting Inspection 14
STARTING 15
Normal Starting Condition 15
COLD TEMPERATURE STARTING CONDITION 16
BOBCAT OPERATION 16
Bucket Size 16
INSTALLATION OF ATTACHMENT 16
REMOVAL OF ATTACHMENT 17
OPERATION OF THE BOBCAT LOADER 17
OPERATING PROCEDURE 17
FILLING THE BUCKET 18
DUMPING THE BUCKET 18
DIGGING 18
LEVELING 19
BACKFILLING 19
TO PULL THE BOBCAT 19
TRANSPORTING THE BOBCAT 19
STOPPING THE BOBCAT 20
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 21
SERVICE SCHEDULE 23
ENGINE SERVICE 24
AIR CLEANER SYSTEM 24
FUEL SYSTEM 24
FUEL SPECIFICATIONS 24
FUEL FILTER 25
ENGINE LUBRICATION SYSTEM 25
REPLACEMENT OF ENGINE OIL AND FILTER 25
ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM 26
COOLANT LEVEL 26
REMOVING COOLANT FROM COOLING SYSTEM 26
WATER PUMP AND GOVENOR DRIVE BELT 27
ALTERNATOR DRIVE BELT 27
USING AN EXTRA BATTERY 29
TO INSTALL A NEW BATTERY 30
ROPS 31
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 31
HYDRAULIC FILTERS 32
Replacement Of The Hydraulic Filters 32
CHECKING AND ADDING HYDRAULIC FLUID 33
TO REMOVE THE HYDRAULIC FLUID 33
FINAL DRIVE CHAINS 33
TIRE MAINTENANCE 34
Tire Rotation 34
LUBRICATION OF THE LOADER 35
BOB-TACH AND PIVOT PINS 35
DELIVERY REPORT 36
THIRTY HOUR INSPECTION 36
TROUBLESHOOTING 37
TROUBLESHOOTING THE ENGINE 39
TROUBLESHOOTING THE DRIVE SYSTEM 40
TROUBLESHOOTING THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 41
MAJOR PARTS 43
MAIN FRAME PARTS 45
MAIN FRAME MINOR PARTS 46
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 47
DRIVE SYSTEM 48
BRAKE & AXLE ASSEMBLIES 49
HYDROSTATIC SYSTEM 50
TWO-SPEED & STEERING LINKAGE 51
ELECTRICAL CIRCUITRY 52
ENGINE AND ATTACHING PARTS 53
ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM 54
DECALS 55
GENERAL INFORMATION 57
LOADER SPECIFICATIONS 59
OPTIONAL & PERFORMANCE 59
ENGINE 59
LOADER HYDRAULICS 60
ELECTRICAL 60
POWER TRAIN 60
CAPACITIES 60
TIRES 60
WARRANTY 61

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Bobcat 722 Operation & Maintenance Manual - PDF DOWNLOAD

FOREWORD:

• This book is written to give the owner/operator necessary operating, regular servicing and preventive maintenance instructions for the Model 722 Bobcat loader. Read this manual completely and know the loader before operating and servicing it.
• To locate a section, place thumb on the tab and turn pages until correct section is reached. For extra information needed, see your Bobcat dealer.
• Do not try to do any service procedures which are not in the OWNER'S MANUAL.
• Only service personnel that have had training in service of the Bobcat loader can do these service procedures. If extra Parts Books, Service Manuals or Owner's Manuals are needed, they are available through the Bobcat dealer in your area for an added cost.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS:

• Complete instructions for operating the Bobcat loader with safety and efficiency are given on the following pages. Carefully follow these instructions to take advantage of the Bobcat loader.
• You must remember operator safety at all times while you operate the loader. Read the safety rules inside the front cover of this manual.

It is important that you use the following procedures when you operate the loader:1. Use the safety treads when you get on or off the loader (Fig. 1)2. Adjust the seat position for easy operation of the loader (Fig. 2). Fasten the seat belt (Fig. 3) and check that the parking brake is locked before you start the engine.3. Make sure that all controls are in the neutral position before you start the engine.4. Keep personnel away from the work area while you are operating the loader.5. Fully lower the lift arms and bucket, stop the engine and engage the parking brake before you leave the seat.6. Fill the fuel tank after the engine is stopped and is cool and is in an area that has good ventilation and is free of sparks or open fire.

G.B 10/03/25