Bobcat Skid Steer Air Filters

Air filters are one of the parts a skid steer owner replaces again and again, so it helps to see every option in one place. This page lists 71 Bobcat skid steer air filter parts, from single filters to a two-number kit. Almost all are worded "For Bobcat," which marks them as aftermarket filters made to suit a Bobcat machine, not filters from Bobcat itself.

Three Kinds of Bobcat Air Filter Number

The simplest way to sort this list is by the style of number, because the titles say little else. About 40 listings use a P followed by six digits, such as "FOR Bobcat Air Filter P778979" or "FOR Bobcat Air Filter P528206." About a third of the page uses plain seven-digit numbers, like "FOR Bobcat Skid Steer Air Filter 6681474" and "FOR Bobcat Air Filter 6598363," which look like the Bobcat part numbers you'd find in a parts manual.

The remaining six follow neither pattern. They include "FOR Bobcat Air Filter IR54477195," "FOR Bobcat Air Filter R804523," "FOR Bobcat Air Filter G042544" and three short ones, "REPLACEMENT AIR FILTER FOR BOBCAT 15A339," "15H668" and "889098B." If your number starts with a letter, it may be in this group, so don't give up when it doesn't begin with P.

Kits, Primary Filters and Other Wording

Only one listing is a kit, and it shows two numbers at once: "6598492 6598362 Air Filter Kit FOR Bobcat." Its two numbers are also listed on their own, as "FOR Bobcat Skid Steer 6598492 Air Filter" and "FOR Bobcat Skid Steer 6598362 Air Filter." That tells you a kit and its parts can be bought either way. Another pair, 6666375 and 6666376, looks like a kit but is not one: they are two separate listings, "6666375 Air Filter FLAME RETARDANT FOR Bobcat" and "SECONDARY AIR FILTER FOR BOBCAT 6666376."

Two more are labeled "Primary" and name Konepac: "Air Filter Primary Konepac FOR Bobcat 6983021" and the same wording with 7003489. The rest of the page differs mainly in phrasing. About 15 start with "REPLACEMENT AIR FILTER" (17 use those words), and seven include "Skid Steer" in the name. The wording isn't a sign of a different filter, so search by number and ignore it.

Searching for Your Old Filter's Number

Start with the number you have. If it came off the old filter, type it exactly, with the P if there is one. If it came from a parts manual, it will probably look like 6630939 or 6669547, so search that form instead. Both kinds appear in the list, and sometimes a pair sits side by side: 6630939 and 6630940 are listed separately, and so are 6598362 and 6598363.

Where a search fails, try the digits alone, without a leading letter or zeros. One listing's number starts with two zeros, so test it with and without them. If you still find nothing, send the machine model and the old filter's number through our contact page.

Related Bobcat and Air Filter Pages

If you service more than one machine, the rest of the Bobcat range is close by: the Bobcat skid steer parts page lists about 1,500, and the siblings include Bobcat bolts (113 listings), Bobcat pumps (41) and Bobcat seats (30). We ship across the United States to repair shops, fleet managers, rental yards and equipment owners.

For other makes, all air filters run to about 3,100 listings, and the Yale air filters and Toyota air filters pages hold about 140 and 175.

Bobcat Skid Steer Air Filter FAQ

Do I type the P when I search?

Yes, type it as the listing shows it, such as P778979. If that finds nothing, try the six digits on their own.

Should I buy the kit or the single filters?

Compare the numbers. The kit shows two numbers in its name, so it makes sense if you need both parts, and singles make sense if you need one.

Are the kit numbers sold separately too?

Yes: 6598492 and 6598362 each have their own listing. The pair 6666375 and 6666376 is not a kit, and each of those numbers has its own listing.

Can I search by machine model?

Few listings name a model, so a number is a better starting point. Use the model only when you have to.