S, T and E machines do different jobs

The S650 is a wheeled skid-steer loader; the T650 is a compact track loader; the E35 is a compact excavator. Their bucket mounts, undercarriage and working-load limits are different. A “Bobcat bucket” purchase first identifies the machine family, then the working width and exact mounting system.

Classic S650 and T650 hydraulic packages

North American Classic loader configurations
MachinePowerRated capacity / ROCOperating weightStandard / high flow
Classic S65074 hp2,690 lb ROC7,901 lb23 / 30.5 US gpm
Classic T650 · solid undercarriage74 hp2,500 lb ROC8,980 lb23 / 30.5 US gpm

T650 track numbers: width is only the first dimension

The T650 track set has 320 mm and 450 mm widths, with 86 mm × 52 links or 84 mm × 53 links constructions. Those pitch/link combinations are separate products. Photograph the marking on the existing track, then record width, pitch, links and tread.

T650 track purchase identities
Part numberWidth × pitch × linksTread / grade
6680149320 × 86 × 52 mmC tread · premium
7316760320 × 86 × 52 mmC tread · standard
7261331320 × 84 × 53 mmMulti-bar lug
6680150450 × 86 × 52 mmC tread · premium
7316761450 × 86 × 52 mmC tread · standard
6988320450 × 84 × 53 mmMulti-bar lug

T870 starts with the suspension

A T870 Roller Suspension track uses 450 × 86 × 58 or 450 × 84 × 60 geometry. Torsion Suspension uses 450 × 60 × 86. Put the suspension type beside the old track number before selecting the replacement pair.

E35: a different mounting and hydraulic task

The E35 25 hp configuration has 3,492 kg working mass and 18.5 kW engine power. Its 63.9 L/min auxiliary flow is an excavator working-tool circuit, separate from the S/T loader plate system. A hammer, rotating grapple or tilt bucket order also identifies the pin arrangement, circuit direction and controls.

A complete Bobcat procurement list

For a loader: model/serial, standard or high-flow circuit, mounting plate, hydraulic couplers and attachment electronics. For tracks: old marking, width/pitch/links, suspension and quantity. For an excavator repair: cylinder location, old assembly number, pump or engine plate and the part quantity. Add service filters and wear tools to the same order.