Bobcat Parts Guide: Find the Right Replacement Parts

Bobcat parts include replacement components for skid steers, compact track loaders, mini excavators, and other Bobcat equipment. From filters and seals to door glass and hydraulic components, quality aftermarket parts deliver OEM fit and performance at lower cost. Parts Online carries thousands of Bobcat replacement parts with fast shipping across North America.

Quick Facts

• Equipment covered: Skid steers, compact track loaders, excavators, Toolcats, telehandlers, wheel loaders
• Common categories: Filters, seals, glass, bushings, bearings, hydraulic components
• Aftermarket advantage: Same fit and specs as OEM, typically 30-50% less cost
• Shipping: Parts Online ships to the US and Canada

What Types of Bobcat Equipment Need Replacement Parts?

Bobcat manufactures a wide range of compact equipment, and all of it eventually requires replacement parts. According to Bobcat's maintenance guidelines, most equipment needs regular service intervals that include filter changes, fluid replacements, and inspection of wear items.

• Skid steer loaders: The S-series (S450 through S850) and legacy numeric models (553, 753, 763, 773, 863, 873) represent the core of Bobcat's lineup
• Compact track loaders: T-series models (T450 through T870) use rubber tracks and share many parts with equivalent skid steers
• Mini excavators: E-series (E10 through E85) and legacy 300-series excavators (320, 325, 331, 334, 341)
• Toolcats: The 5600, 5610, UW53, and UW56 utility work machines
• Telehandlers: TL358, TL470, V519, and V723 models
• Wheel loaders: L-series and legacy numeric models

Browse all Bobcat parts to find components for your specific equipment type.

What Are the Most Common Bobcat Parts That Wear Out?

Based on our catalog data, certain Bobcat parts need replacement more frequently than others. These wear items are designed to be serviceable and are among the most commonly ordered components.

• Filters: Engine air filters, hydraulic filters, fuel filters, and cab air filters require replacement at regular service intervals. Bobcat recommends replacing engine air filters every 250-500 hours depending on operating conditions.
• Door glass and cab glass: Cracked or broken glass is common on job sites. Both flat M-series glass and curved legacy glass are available.
• Seals and gaskets: Door seals, hydraulic cylinder seals, and engine gaskets wear over time and cause leaks.
• Bushings and bearings: Pivot bushings, wear bushings, and roller bearings experience constant stress during operation.
• Wiper blades and arms: Cab visibility parts wear out with UV exposure and regular use.

View our selection of Bobcat air filters and Bobcat seals for common replacement items.

How Do Aftermarket Bobcat Parts Compare to OEM?

Quality aftermarket Bobcat parts are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications. They use the same materials, dimensions, and tolerances as original equipment parts while offering significant cost savings.

Factor	OEM Parts	Aftermarket Parts
Specifications	Original manufacturer specs	Meets or exceeds OEM specs
Price	Full dealer pricing	Typically 30-50% less
Availability	Dealer network only	Multiple sources, often faster shipping
Fitment	Guaranteed by dealer	Cross-referenced to OEM part numbers

Our parts specialists frequently help customers cross-reference OEM part numbers to find the correct aftermarket replacement. Contact sales@partsonline.com with your part number for verification.

How Do I Find the Right Part Number for My Bobcat?

Finding the correct part number requires knowing your machine's model and serial number. Bobcat uses serial number ranges to identify which parts fit specific production runs of each model.

1. Locate your serial number plate: On most Bobcat equipment, the serial number plate is located inside the cab near the operator's seat or on the frame near the engine compartment.
2. Identify your model: The model number (like S650 or T770) tells you the equipment type and size class.
3. Note the serial number: This number determines which production version you have and which parts are compatible.
4. Cross-reference the OEM number: If you have the original OEM part number, we can match it to the correct aftermarket replacement.

According to Bobcat's parts catalog system, parts compatibility can change at specific serial number breakpoints. Always verify fitment using your complete serial number before ordering.

What Should I Check Before Ordering Bobcat Parts?

Taking a few minutes to verify your parts requirements can save time and ensure you receive the correct components. Our experience serving equipment owners across North America shows that most ordering issues come from incomplete machine information.

• Confirm your model number: Bobcat uses multiple naming conventions. An S650 and 650 may refer to different machines.
• Record your serial number: This is essential for verifying compatibility, especially on models with mid-production changes.
• Check for superseded part numbers: Bobcat occasionally updates part numbers. The new number replaces and is compatible with the old one.
• Verify the part description: Door glass, for example, comes in different configurations for pressurized cabs versus standard cabs.

If you need help confirming fitment, contact our team at sales@partsonline.com with your model and serial number.

Which Bobcat Models Need the Most Frequent Part Replacements?

All Bobcat equipment requires regular maintenance, but some models see higher parts demand due to their popularity and production volume. Based on our catalog data, the following models are among the most commonly serviced.

Skid steers:

• S650, S630, S770, S750, S590 (current M-series models)
• 753, 763, 773, 863 (popular legacy models still in service)

Compact track loaders:

• T770, T750, T650, T590, T550 (current models)
• T190, T250, T300 (legacy models)

Mini excavators:

• E35, E50, E55, E42 (current models)
• 331, 334, 325, 328 (legacy 300-series)

Find parts for your specific model in our Bobcat skid steer parts and Bobcat compact track loader parts collections.

How Long Do Bobcat Wear Parts Typically Last?

Part lifespan varies based on operating conditions, maintenance practices, and application. Bobcat's service manual provides general guidelines for replacement intervals.

Part Type	Typical Service Life	Factors Affecting Life
Engine air filter	250-500 hours	Dusty conditions shorten interval
Hydraulic filter	500-1,000 hours	Fluid condition, operating temperature
Engine oil filter	250-500 hours	Oil quality, operating conditions
Door seals	2-5 years	UV exposure, door alignment
Pivot bushings	1,000-3,000 hours	Grease intervals, load conditions

These intervals are general guidelines. Always inspect parts regularly and replace them when signs of wear appear.

Where Can I Buy Bobcat Parts Online?

Online parts suppliers offer advantages over traditional dealer channels, including wider selection, competitive pricing, and convenient ordering. When choosing an online Bobcat parts source, look for these qualities.

• OEM cross-references: Parts should list the OEM part numbers they replace for easy identification.
• Model fitment information: Clear indication of which models and serial number ranges each part fits.
• Technical support: Access to parts specialists who can help verify compatibility.
• Fast shipping: Stock availability and quick delivery to minimize downtime.

Parts Online offers all of these features for Bobcat replacement parts, with shipping to customers throughout North America.

What Maintenance Parts Should I Keep in Stock?

Keeping critical wear items on hand reduces downtime when parts need replacement. Based on our experience with equipment owners, these are the parts most worth stocking.

• Filter sets: Engine air filters (inner and outer), hydraulic filters, fuel filters, and engine oil filters
• Fluids: Hydraulic oil, engine oil, and coolant appropriate for your model
• Common wear items: Wiper blades, fuel cap, radiator cap
• Emergency parts: Drive belt, fuses, light bulbs

For fleets, consider stocking door seals and glass panels as well, since these items are easily damaged in the field.

How Do I Know If a Part Fits My Bobcat Model?

Verifying fitment requires matching both the model and serial number to the part's compatibility information. Different production runs of the same model may use different components.

• M-series vs legacy: Current M-series machines (2013 and newer) use different parts than legacy models. Door glass, for example, changed from curved to flat design.
• Serial number breaks: Bobcat's parts catalog shows serial number ranges where parts changed. A part that fits serial numbers 14000-24999 will not fit serial 25000 and above.
• Part number supersession: When Bobcat updates a part, the new number replaces the old one but maintains compatibility.

It is the customer's responsibility to verify part compatibility before purchasing. We're happy to help you confirm fitment. Contact us with your machine's model and serial number at sales@partsonline.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are aftermarket Bobcat parts as good as OEM?

Quality aftermarket parts are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications using the same materials and tolerances. They provide equivalent performance at lower cost.

How do I find my Bobcat serial number?

The serial number plate is typically located inside the cab near the operator's seat or on the frame near the engine compartment. Record the full serial number for parts lookup.

What is the most replaced part on a Bobcat skid steer?

Filters are the most frequently replaced items due to regular service intervals. Door glass and seals are also commonly replaced due to job site damage and wear.

Can I use parts from one Bobcat model on another?

Some parts interchange between similar models, but always verify compatibility using your serial number. Parts designed for one model may not fit another even within the same series.

How often should I replace Bobcat filters?

According to Bobcat's maintenance schedule, engine air filters should be replaced every 250-500 hours, hydraulic filters every 500-1,000 hours, and engine oil filters at each oil change interval.

Do aftermarket Bobcat parts void my warranty?

Using quality aftermarket parts for maintenance typically does not void equipment warranties. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act protects your right to use aftermarket parts.

How do I verify a part number is correct?

Contact our team at sales@partsonline.com with your machine's model and serial number. We can cross-reference OEM part numbers and confirm compatibility before you order.

Does Parts Online ship Bobcat parts to my location?

Yes. Parts Online ships Bobcat parts throughout the contiguous United States and Canada.