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FOR Bobcat Skid Steer 6564100 Belt -
SECONDARY AIR FILTER FOR BOBCAT 6666376 -
For Bobcat Seal Kit 6589064 -
For Bobcat Seal - Oil 6517948 -
For Bobcat Seal - Oil 1990599B -
For Bobcat Seal - Oil 1990599 -
For Bobcat O - Ring 25K20100 -
For Bobcat O - Ring 25K020100 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 757070 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 75707.0 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 75707-0 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 7007619 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 6688148 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 4CM825 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 1CM825 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 1CM00825 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 1CM-825 -
For Bobcat Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 04CM00825 -
For Bobcat O - Ring 25K20300 -
For Bobcat O - Ring 25K020300 -
For Bobcat Bolt 7CM880 -
For Bobcat Bolt 7CM00880 -
For Bobcat Bolt 6687847 -
For Bobcat Clamping Pin 15X5 6687844 -
For Bobcat Bolt 6692375 -
For Bobcat Bolt 6681444 -
For Bobcat Bearing - Ball Double Seal 6687835 -
For Bobcat Valve - In 6687694 -
For Bobcat Valve - In 7000474 -
For Bobcat Gasket - Water Flange 6680849 -
For Bobcat Washer Interpart 6688153 -
For Bobcat Washer Interpart 6681419 -
For Bobcat Washer Interpart 6681414 -
For Bobcat Washer Interpart 6681410 -
For Bobcat Gasket - Head 6649423 -
For Bobcat Cable Shutdown Solenoid Jumper 6686716
Most of what a Bobcat owner buys between major repairs is small: a filter, a handful of bolts, a seal, a belt, a switch. This page gathers about 1,500 Bobcat skid steer parts, and the biggest groups are exactly that kind of part. Fasteners lead, filters follow, and nearly every title carries a part number you can check against your old part.
If you already have the number, search it. If you don't, the sections below walk through the groups, the way Bobcat numbers and fastener sizes read in our listings, and what to do when a part isn't on the list.
Bobcat Skid Steer Parts by Type
Hardware is the largest block. There are about 115 Bobcat skid steer bolts, about 50 capscrews, about 105 washers and 75 nuts, and the titles spell out the variety: hex capscrews, socket head capscrews, jam nuts, lock washers and copper sealing washers. For the same fasteners across other makes, see the full collections of bolts, screws and studs and washers and shims.
Filters come next. More than 200 listings use the word "filter," and the largest named type is the Bobcat air filter group at about 80. Hydraulic filters are in the mix too, for example "Hydraulic Filter FOR Bobcat Skid Steer 6661248." If you're comparing against a filter from another brand, the wider air filter collection is the place to cross-check.
The rest is a long list of repair parts: about 60 gaskets, about 30 belts, about 20 hoses, about 30 solenoids, about 25 switches and 17 clamps. Engine rebuilds draw on several of these at once, which is why the engine parts and overhaul kits page is worth a look as well.
Hydraulic Parts for Bobcat Machines
Lift arms, bucket tilt and drive motors all run on hydraulics, so a lot of repairs end here. The Bobcat range includes 23 cylinders, 22 kits for cylinders, 11 hydraulic filters, 4 hydraulic hose assemblies and 3 hydraulic motors, plus 6 flow-pressure valves and 26 fittings, 22 of them grease fittings. A typical entry is "For Bobcat CYLINDER ASSEMBLY - LIFT 7104437" or "For Bobcat Hydraulic Hose Assembly 7116564."
The Bobcat hydraulic pumps page lists the 41 listings that mention a pump on their own, but none of them uses the word hydraulic: they are mostly water, fuel, oil and injection pumps. For leaks, about 40 Bobcat listings are seal kits, and the broader seal kits collection and seals, gaskets and O-rings pages are there when you need to compare dimensions. Cylinder listings and hose listings sit together on hydraulic pumps, valves and cylinders.
Reading Bobcat Part Numbers and Fastener Sizes
Most Bobcat numbers in the listings are seven digits and start with 6 or 7, such as 6678207 on an air filter, 6683915 on a muffler or 7165111 on a sprocket. Bobcat itself is often written into the title, as in "FOR Bobcat 6732903, Idler," so searching the digits alone is usually enough. Some hardware and older entries use shorter numbers or letters mixed in, for example 13778.6 on a lock washer or 17C680B on a cap screw.
Fasteners add a size to the title, and the size is part of what you match. Metric sizes such as M6, M12 and M14 appear in a few dozen listings, with M12 on about 20 of them. Inch sizes read like the "1/2-20X1-1/2 GR 5" in "For Bobcat CAPSCRW - HH 1/2-20X1-1/2 GR 5 93213,7." Check the thread and length on the old bolt before you pick one, because two bolts of the same diameter can still be different parts.
Some listings also carry a Bobcat model code, such as S185, T190, S160, S250 or A300. If your machine's code is in a title, add it to your search along with the part name.
What Usually Wears First
On a working skid steer, the parts that tend to need replacing are the ones that handle dirt, heat and pressure: air filters, belts, hoses, hydraulic seals, and the switches and solenoids that carry a lot of cycles. Cylinders and pumps are costlier jobs and are often preceded by a leak or a loss of lift speed. This is a rule of thumb, not a diagnosis, so compare the worn part with the listing before you order.
Kits, Engine Sensors and Machine Hardware
About 70 Bobcat listings are kits, such as "For Bobcat Belt Kit - Timing W/Idler 6670555," which bundle the pieces for one job. There are sensors and engine switches, including "For Bobcat Switch Engine Oil Temperature 6666424" and a coolant temperature sender. Bigger pieces appear too: a bucket tooth, a muffler, a water tank, a roller bearing and about 20 seats.
A handful of listings name more than one make. Six Bobcat listings name another brand as well (three Kubota, two Clark and one Caterpillar engine), so if you also run Kubota equipment, a search of that page can save you a second trip. For the wider range of machines in this category, the skid steer parts hub is the parent page.
What "For Bobcat" Means in a Listing
More than 1,400 listings here begin with "For Bobcat." Read that as "made to fit a Bobcat," because these are aftermarket Bobcat skid steer parts and Bobcat did not make them. The maker's name and the number in each title exist for cross-reference. Anyone who prefers a genuine OEM part can phone and ask what we have.
Missing part? Call (708) 507-0707, or email the machine model and a description of the piece you need. A part that isn't on the site can often be found for you. Phone lines are staffed Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Central.
Bobcat Skid Steer Parts FAQ
How do I look up a Bobcat part without the number?
Use the part name and the machine model together, for example "air filter S185," and read the titles in that group. If the title doesn't settle it, the fastener size or the part's job is the next thing to compare.
Do you sell Bobcat skid steer replacement parts that aren't on the site?
Often we can source them. Send the model and what the part does, and we'll look for it.
Are the filters sold by brand?
Some are. A title such as "Baldwin Filter FOR Bobcat 6678233" names the filter maker and the Bobcat number it replaces, so you can search either one.
Which other equipment brands do you cover?
Along with Clark and Caterpillar forklift parts, the catalog covers several skid steer and compact equipment makes, including Kubota and Case.