MY BOBCAT IS THROWING A ACD CODE AND QUESTION MARK CODE. IT DIES WHEN I PUT THE BLADE DOWN AND TRY TO BACK DRAG.

turn up your amps

Uninstall acd see and reinstall only one version, newest one

If you removed the tensioner and didn't lock the cams and crank down then you have to re-time the engine. It sounds like you let the exhaust and intake cams move.

Remove the spark plugs, put a ratchet on the crank pulley, slowly rotate engine until the cams line up. Once the cams are lined up remove, the timing belt and bring the crank around to the timing mark. put belt back on and let the tensioner go. put plugs back in...see if it'll start.

Craig, make sure you pushed the seat all the way down. it sound like if you put a kit in it and it is doing what you are saying my guess is the seat isn't down all the way. causing it to starve for fuel. you might be sure the fuel lines and fuel filter are good. sometimes by replacing fuel filter and fuel line it will run as good as new. cheap fix doesn't cost that much while your on the fuel system.

hi heres a full list of what you need to help you.please see link and scroll down the page... https://www.truck-manuals.net/bobcat-fault-codes/

test you seat switch,and the pull down lapbar,and it also may have a seatbelt switch.if your driving on alot of bumps and the machine is throwing you around you may be lifting off the seatswitch.

check for water in the ignition system. check for wet connectors or moisture in the wiring connectors.

my jx85 when cutting grass with my jx85 the power to the blade dies if i lift it up the power will come back put it back into grass it dies again any ideas please

Use a pencil and straight edge to mark the cutting line on the wood. Place the wood on the saw table and line the mark up with the saw. Place the mark on the right side of the blade to ensure proper cutting. Plug the saw in and put on your safety goggles. Support the wood on the work surface with your left hand, placing it far from the saw blade. Place your right hand on the handle, and push the trigger to start the saw. Move the saw blade down onto the wood. Put constant pressure on the handle to slowly move the blade through the wood. Release the trigger and raise the blade once the cut is complete. Make diagonal cuts in the same manner, by marking the wood and lining the mark up just to the right of the saw blade. Continue as you would for a straight cut. Remove the wood from the saw. Unplug the chop saw and dust the sawdust off. Remove the dust bag from the back and empty it. Vacuum any remaining dust off of the saw.