Bobcat S570 Skid Steer Loader - Parts, Specs & Serial Numbers

The Bobcat S570 Skid Steer Loader is a vertical-lift powerhouse that delivers superior reach, lifting height, and efficiency on mid-size job sites. Ideal for loading trucks, stacking pallets, and material handling, the S570 offers the performance and rugged durability expected from Bobcat’s M-Series. With a balance of power and maneuverability, it remains a top choice for construction, agriculture, and landscaping professionals.

Key Specifications:

• Engine: Bobcat D24 Turbocharged Tier 4 Diesel Engine

• Horsepower: 61 hp

• Rated Operating Capacity (ROC): 1,950 lbs

• Tipping Load: 3,900 lbs

• Operating Weight: 6,480 lbs

• Hydraulic Pressure: 3,500 psi

• Standard Flow: 17.1 GPM

• High Flow (Optional): 26.7 GPM

• Lift Path: Vertical

• Fuel Tank Capacity: 24.8 gal

• Travel Speed: 7.4 mph (standard), 11 mph (two-speed option)

Transmission:
Hydrostatic drive with two-stage gear reduction. Two-speed travel is available as an upgrade for faster cycle times.

Hydraulic System:
Built for productivity, the S570 features load-sensing hydraulics for improved attachment performance. The quick coupler system supports easy swap of a wide range of Bobcat-approved attachments.

Dimensions:

• Length with Bucket: 133 in

• Height to Top of Cab: 77.8 in

• Width Over Tires: 65.2 in

• Reach at Max Height: 32.6 in

• Wheelbase: 42.6 in

• Turning Radius: 78.8 in

Maintenance & Common Parts:
The S570 is designed for easy daily maintenance with accessible service points and simplified diagnostics. Common service parts include:

• Bobcat S570 Hydraulic Cylinder Seal Kits

• Starter Motors and Alternators

• Drive Belts and Tensioners

• Loader Pins and Bushings

Common Issues & Fixes:

• Hydraulic Leaks: Often caused by worn cylinder seals—replace with OEM seal kits.

• Lift Arm Lag: Usually tied to weak hydraulics or low fluid—inspect system pressure and consider hydraulic pump servicing.

• Starting Problems: Replace faulty starter motor with a reliable rebuild kit.

Pro Tip: Frequently check quick coupler O-rings and keep connectors clean to prevent contamination and flow loss during attachment changes.

Serial Number Location:
The serial number is located on the loader frame, typically behind the lift arm on the left side of the machine or under the cab near the hydraulic valve.