Bobcat Skid Steer Model Specs and Info

Factory specs, serial number guides, common failure points, and verified replacement parts — organized by model. Select yours below.

Select Your Model

Model specifications, parts references, and serial number guides for Bobcat skid steer and compact track loaders, covering legacy 500 and 600 series machines through modern M-Series and R-Series units like the S76, T76, and S850.

Fits Models At A Glance

Legacy Series: 310, 500, 530, 533, 540, 543, 553, 600, 610, 632, 641, 642, 643, 653, 720, 753
500-Frame Skid Steers: S64, S66, S70, S62, S76, S160, S450, S510, S550, S570, S590, S595
Larger-Frame Skid Steers: S650, S740, S750, S770, S850, S86
Compact Track Loaders: T64, T66, T76, T86, T450, T550, T595, T650, T750, T770, T870

Key Notes

Content: Operating weights, lift capacities, engine data, and dimensions
Serial Numbers: Serial ranges and build-year references per model
Parts Lookup: Guides to help identify correct replacement components
Coverage: Both wheeled skid steers and rubber track loaders

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✅ Detailed specs backed by real parts availability
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the serial number on my Bobcat skid steer?

Broken Tractor's model spec guides include serial ranges and build-year references for each Bobcat skid steer and compact track loader, from legacy models like the 310, 500, and 753 through the S-Series and T-Series machines. Matching your machine's serial number to the right range helps confirm you are ordering the correct replacement components. If you are unsure which range your machine falls in, our parts team can help you verify it.

What is the difference between a Bobcat S-Series skid steer and a T-Series track loader?

Bobcat S-Series machines such as the S62, S650, and S850 are wheeled skid steers, while T-Series machines like the T66, T76, and T870 are compact track loaders that run on rubber tracks. Both types share many components, but fitment can differ, so it is important to match parts to your exact model. Broken Tractor carries spec and parts references for both wheeled and tracked units.

How do I identify the correct replacement parts for a Bobcat S76?

Start with the Bobcat S76 spec and parts guide, which lists model details to help you match the correct replacement components. Confirming your machine's model and serial number is the surest way to get the right fit, since some parts vary across serial ranges. For help matching a specific part number, contact our parts team at (800) 909-7060.

Does Broken Tractor carry parts for older Bobcat models like the 753?

Yes, Broken Tractor covers legacy Bobcat skid steers including the 310, 500, 530, 533, 540, and 753 alongside modern S-Series and T-Series machines. Each model page provides specs, serial number references, and parts lookup guidance to help you identify the correct components for older units.

What Bobcat models have high-flow or super-flow hydraulics?

Broken Tractor's spec guides note high-flow and super-flow hydraulic details on models such as the S86, S740, S770, and T86. Reviewing the individual model page helps confirm the hydraulic configuration before ordering related parts. Matching your machine's model and serial number ensures the correct fitment.