Fixing bobcat 751 Bob-Tach pins/bushings

This is a hands-on DIY repair session on a worn Bobcat 751, not a dealer walkaround. The owner shows worn Bob-Tach arm pins/bushings with visible play, prices out the official Bobcat repair kit (roughly $700-800), then rigs a cheaper hardware-store bushing fix for about $20. Also covered: rear light wiring, a fuse box zip-tied to a coolant line, and tightening a whining hydraulic drive belt. Best for owners doing their own budget repairs.

Appears to be an owner-operator documenting their own machine's repairs and cost-saving workarounds as they go.