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I have a svl 65 track machine that just came on the market last year, I use wix filters, none of the filter look up sites have my machine listed yet. Anyone have the part numbers? If not I’ll take old one off and match it up, (I’ve tried crossing the kubota number with no luck) Thanks

I’ve always had Bobcat skids, purchased a SLV65 new last year and it’s been a great machine????

I purchased a SVL65 in June. Its now has just a 100 hours on it and no problems

Looking for a set of mounting brackets for a 773 Bobcat

Thanks I’ve located my repair manual I’m going to replace the tensioner also

My first backhoe back in the 70’s I leased it with the option to buy. I purchased it in the end. My deal was that 90% of my lease payment went toward down payment if I decided to buy it. So talk to your dealer and see what kind of options they offer Leasing may be a great thing. Gives you time...

In my area skidsteer is $75. and up single axle dump truck $75. Also it depends on what size trailer, one driver for truck & skidsteer? How efficient is your trailer and truck going to be for the customer?

Plan on replacing belts and whatever else needs to be done 2000 hrs. Someone has borrowed my repair manual ???? #1 any good online source for Parts other than dealer? #2 in all the years I’ve had bobcats never have changed the drive belt or idler Sure it’s no big deal. Any pics or suggestions...

Congrats I've had a lot of problems solved and questions answered . From the members here This Internet has made this planet earth a lot smaller and opened the door to many tool box's of other's. Thank you Tazza and all the other's ????????????

My brother is looking at a 2002 T200 with 1900 hrs I've only owned machine's on rim's Look's like an average machine by the pic's 3hr drive to look at it. Not spoke to the owner for history or service records. So what can you tell me? thanks Dennis

rebuilding a 15C bobcat auger cannot for the life of me get the black rubber 6" or so orings back in the grove. the new one is the same size as old one have it in the freezer now thinking that one type of fluid would shrink them a little OK Guys spread the knowledge

we need about 8" of flurries

It's a rainy nasty day here in Kentucky. But I'm blessed for the roof over my head and for the GREAT FAMILY and freinds I have. I hope everyone a Good and Safe Holiday. Dennis

I use to do it for a living up to 15 story buildings. I used a Cat 977L Highlift. The main thing we tried to do was a little at a time and run and turn your machine on the wood to grind it up. More on a truck, less loads. With the 853 your going to have to keep your work in frount of the machine...

They need to have a package deal Bullman tires with the Protac tracks. One that I can afford to buy.