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FOR Bobcat Skid Steer 6564100 Belt -
SECONDARY AIR FILTER FOR BOBCAT 6666376 -
For Bobcat Seal Kit 6589064 -
For Takeuchi Glass - Front Door - Glass Cabin Door 0698600184 -
For Case Axle - Steering Rod End D88492 -
For Takeuchi V-Pulley - Alternator - 1 Belt - 2.9 IN (D) PER3113E031 -
For Takeuchi V-Pulley - Alternator - 1 Belt - 2.9 IN (D) 3113E31 -
For Takeuchi V-Pulley - Alternator - 1 Belt - 2.9 IN (D) 3113E031 -
For John Deere Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM 19M7407 -
For Bobcat Seal - Oil 6517948 -
For Bobcat Seal - Oil 1990599B -
For Bobcat Seal - Oil 1990599 -
For Case Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM S017-080256 -
For Case Bolt - Hex- M8 -1.25X25MM S015-080256 -
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 Case O - Ring 70926216 -
For Bobcat O - Ring 25K20300 -
For Bobcat O - Ring 25K020300 -
For Gehl Bolt 187503 -
For Bobcat Bolt 7CM880 -
For Bobcat Bolt 7CM00880 -
For Bobcat Bolt 6687847 -
For John Deere Clamping Pin 15X5 ER24378 -
For John Deere Clamping Pin 15X5 ER024378 -
For JCB Clamping Pin 15X5 02/930196
Bobcat accounts for about half of the 3,000-plus skid steer parts on this page, and the rest is spread across JCB, Case, Takeuchi, Kubota, John Deere and Gehl. That mix makes the make on your machine the best first filter. After that, the filters on this page let you narrow by part type, such as filters, hydraulics, hardware or cab glass, or search the part number if the old part still has one.
Skid Steer Parts by Make
Bobcat leads with about 1,560 listings. JCB is next at about 485, followed by Case and Takeuchi at about 265 and 255. Each of the others has a page of its own: JCB parts, Case skid steer parts, Takeuchi parts, Kubota parts, John Deere skid steer parts and Gehl skid steer parts. Kubota has about 230 listings in this group and John Deere about 145, while Gehl has about 95. The smallest make here is New Holland, with only a handful of listings in this group, though its New Holland skid steer parts page is larger, at about 60.
Most of the group is aftermarket: a listing that begins with "For Bobcat" is made to fit Bobcat machines, and Bobcat did not make it. The make and number are there so you can match the part to the one you're replacing. Dozens of listings name more than one make, such as a seat listed for "Kubota Ford Case IH", which saves a search if you run mixed equipment.
Skid Steer Replacement Parts by Type
Filters are the biggest single part type, with about 415 filter listings in all. About 125 of them are air filters, and the skid steer air filters page lists about 110. Some listings are bundles, such as a Bobcat filter kit whose wording names oil, fuel and air. About 60 starters sit in this group, and the skid steer starters page has about 60, and the thermostats page has about 25 more for the cooling side.
Hydraulics come next. About 125 listings mention a cylinder, and about 75 of those are seal kits while about 30 are the cylinders and cylinder assemblies themselves. There are about 115 seal kits in all, about 70 listings that mention a valve (about 30 of them valves themselves) and about 35 fittings, about 30 of them grease fittings. Start on the skid steer hydraulic cylinders page (about 130 listings) when you're replacing a lift or tilt cylinder. The hydraulic valves page has about 65 and the hydraulic fittings page about 45. For seal kits across every type of machine, the wider seal kits page is the one to open.
The engine and the cab have their own groups. There are about 20 listings that mention a piston, about 50 O-rings, about 55 belts and about 140 gaskets, plus engine overhaul parts that you can browse on the catalog-wide engine parts and overhaul kits page. In the cab, there are about 85 window and door glass panes (Takeuchi "Lower Front Window - Green 03786-01610" is one), about 30 seats and about 40 switches. About 55 solenoids round out the electrics. The skid steer seats and skid steer switches pages gather the cab items, and the mufflers and exhaust and keys pages cover two smaller groups.
Fuel and cooling parts are mixed into the engine group. The wording runs from "JCB Fuel Pump 17/402100" and "For Bobcat Injector - Fuel 6688302" to a Kubota water pump assembly, 1C010-73030, and a Bobcat thermostat gasket, 6681757. About 95 listings are pumps, almost all of them water, fuel or oil pumps rather than hydraulic ones. The word fuel appears in about 120 listings and water in about 50, so adding either one to the make is a quick way to reach them.
Bobcat Model Codes in the Listings
Bobcat listings often name the model rather than a single machine, and some name several at once. One muffler listing, for example, runs through S160, S185, S205, T180 and T190, while a fuel shut-off solenoid names S185, S150, S160 and T190. Codes like S250, S300, S330 and T320 turn up as well. If your model appears in a listing, you can search it together with the part name. Where it does not, rely on the part number.
Finding Skid Steer Part Numbers
Bobcat numbers are usually seven digits, such as 6652802 or 6688302 (an injector). Takeuchi often uses a five-digit, dash, five-digit pattern, as in 03712-00100 or 19000-77299. JCB numbers contain a slash or a dash, like 32/925351 on a filter and 02-920088 on a head gasket, and Kubota writes them like 1C010-73030. Gehl numbers are six digits, such as 133218, and Case mixes letters in, as in 1980335C1 or D136083.
Roughly 350 listings carry a dashed number. If one form of the number returns nothing, retype it the other way. Metric sizes are common, with M6, M12 and M8 appearing most, and every M12 listing is a copper gasket. Copper washers, gaskets and seals account for roughly 100 listings, as in "For Bobcat Washer - Copper Sealing 6683142". Nuts (about 200), bolts and capscrews (about 245) and washers (about 230) are on the catalog-wide nuts, bolts, screws and studs and washers and shims pages.
What Tends to Wear on a Skid Steer
The hydraulic system works the hardest, so its cylinders and seal kits are a likely place to look when an arm drifts or moves slowly. On the engine side, filters, belts and the starter are routine replacements. The tracks and rollers on compact machines wear as well, and Takeuchi lists "Roller, For Track". Treat that as a rough guide, since one system's symptom can begin in another.
Skid Steer Parts FAQ
Are these genuine Bobcat or Case parts?
Mostly not, since the group is made up of aftermarket parts. If you need a genuine OEM part, call (708) 507-0707 and ask what is available.
Do you have a kit for rebuilding a cylinder?
Yes. About 165 listings in the group are kits, including "FOR TAKEUCHI SEAL KIT - BOOM CYLINDER 19000-77299". Check the number against your old kit before you order.
Do you sell parts for other equipment as well?
Yes. The same catalog of more than 45,000 parts also covers forklifts, aerial lifts, floor scrubbers, personnel carriers and pallet jacks.
How do I search a JCB number with a slash?
Type it exactly as the listing shows it, for example 32/925351. JCB numbers also appear with dashes, such as 32-004133, so if the slash form finds nothing, swap it for a dash.
Can I buy a skid steer pin or bushing?
You can. The skid steer pins page has about 40 listings, and the skid steer bushings page also has about 40.