Bobcat Skid Steer Bolts

This page lists 113 Bobcat skid steer bolts, and every listing starts with "For Bobcat." That wording marks them as aftermarket bolts made to fit Bobcat machines, not bolts made by Bobcat. Only listings that say bolt are collected here, so a Bobcat capscrew or screw is on a different page, covered near the end.

Bobcat Skid Steer Bolts by Head Style

Hex bolts are the largest group, with about 50 listings worded like "For Bobcat Bolt - Hex 7010363" and "For Bobcat Bolt/Hex Head 6666719". Nine are flange bolts, such as "For Bobcat Bolt - Flange 6681182", and six are socket bolts, such as "For Bobcat Bolt - Socket 6909991". Two are hollow bolts (6514745 and 6666396), two are torque bolts (6670313 and 6688184), and one is a stud bolt, 6515929.

About 35 listings give no head style at all, only "For Bobcat Bolt" and a number, as in "For Bobcat Bolt 6681444". For those, the number is the only thing to match, so read it off the old bolt before you search.

Metric Sizes in the Listing

Sixteen of the loose bolts state a size, and every one is metric. Ten read "M8 -1.25X25MM", for example "For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 7007619". Four read "M81.25 45 MM", as in "For Bobcat Bolt - M81.25 45 MM 6681313", and two read "M16-2.0 X 40MM", such as "For Bobcat Bolt - Hex - M16-2.0 X 40MM 6681402".

If your bolt is metric, put the size you measured next to the word Bobcat in the search. The rest of the bolts don't state a size, so for those the number does the work.

One Number, Several Spellings

The digits in a Bobcat bolt number are often written more than one way. Nine listings carry the digits 640, and they appear as 17C640, 17C-640, 17C640B and 7C640. The 624 digits show up as 17C000624, 17C624 and 17C000624B. The 810 digits do the same with 1CM00810, 4CM-810, 4CM810 and 4CM00810B.

A search that finds nothing therefore doesn't prove the bolt is missing. Try the number with the extra zeros, without them, with the dash removed and with a trailing B. Some numbers are listed once with a dash and again with a decimal point in its place, such as 57506-8 and 01594-1. Plain seven-digit numbers, like 6681154 and 7010363, are each listed in a single form.

Kits, Assemblies and Other Items

Five listings are something other than a loose bolt. "FOR BOBCAT 7347465 Bolt and Nut Kit" is a single item that holds both. Two bucket tooth assemblies, 6717946 and 6732465, are listed with their bolts and nuts. One listing is an adapter described as bolt-on, number 6737324, and one is an exhaust clamp sold with a U-bolt, number 6677363.

The Bobcat 743 loader has a bolt named for it: "FOR Bobcat 743 Skid Steer Loader BOLT-12PT FLANGE BC94G512 94G512". No other bolt on this page names a model.

Capscrews, Screws and Nuts for Bobcat

Bobcat capscrews and screws are worded "Capscrew" or "Screw" instead of "Bolt," so you'll find them on the wider bolts, screws and studs page. A Bobcat bolt that isn't listed here may be sold under one of those two words. Nuts have a page of their own, forklift nuts.

The full catalog runs to more than 45,000 parts for forklifts, aerial lifts, floor scrubbers, personnel carriers and pallet jacks, so it helps to know where a Bobcat part sits. The Bobcat parts page is the parent of this one, and Bobcat air filters, seats and hydraulic pumps each have a page of their own.

Bobcat Skid Steer Bolt FAQ

Can I buy a bolt and nut together?

One listing is a bolt and nut kit, number 7347465. The two bucket tooth assemblies, 6717946 and 6732465, also include their bolts and nuts.

Why do I see several numbers that look alike?

Some listings spell what looks like one number with extra zeros, a dash, a decimal point or a trailing B. Try each spelling before you decide a bolt isn't here.

Is there a bolt for the Bobcat 743?

One 12-point flange bolt names it, listed as BC94G512. The other bolts don't name a model.

Are Bobcat capscrews on this page?

No. Only listings that use the word bolt are here, so capscrews and screws are on the bolts, screws and studs page.