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We all know that replacing worn or damaged hydraulic cylinders helps prevent costly equipment downtime.
With many Bobcat models currently available, it might be challenging to determine which cylinders you should choose for your Bobcat equipment.
Mini (Compact) Excavators
As the name suggests these are smaller size excavators used in small or medium landscaping, digging, trenching and drilling projects.
The advantages of using a mini excavator are:
Skid-Steer Loaders
A skid steer loader, AKA skid steer, is a small construction vehicle used for various tasks. Skid-steer loaders usually have a bucket as a standard attachment, but different kinds of attachments can be attached to help with all types of construction and landscaping projects.
They are often used for demolition, roadwork, snow and debris removal, excavating, digging, trenching, loading, mowing, landscaping, agricultural work, material handling.
Track Loaders
A track loader is basically a skid steer, that is equipped with tracks instead of wheels.
Track loaders are used for jobs on the softer ground such as snow, swamps, construction sites with soft surfaces, etc.
Track loaders are usually much wider and less likely to tip over. They are usually heavier machines that have more horsepower and can carry heavier loads, but having a slightly different purpose they are much slower than the wheeled skid steers and cannot turn on zero radius.
Industrial Grapple Attachments
Industrial Grapple is designed for maximum performance and reliability, making it easy to handle materials that are hard to manage in industrial or construction settings.
The grapple design provides a strong and consistent grip, while hydraulic controls make it easy to operate and securely handle bulky and uneven loads.
As you can already tell the Bobcat hydraulic cylinder parts you need depend on the equipment’s type, size, and application. There’s a wide range of replacement parts available and depending on the equipment, there can often be additional hydraulic requirements specific to the machine. The easiest way to identify the correct Bobcat cylinder for replacement is by the part number. This number is usually stamped on the barrel of your hydraulic cylinder.
Below you can find Bobcat models that you can enquire aftermarket cylinders for
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