Recent content by JaNeily

Keep an eye on those engine mounts. Engines get hot, even when not heavily loaded, and plastic melts at low temperatures.

The PTO diameter and length vary by spec. There is no standard.

More likely it’s 2000.0 hours.

When I replaced mine in my old Bobcat I just took my old chain to my local implement dealer, and they gave me what I needed from right off the shelf.

Awesome, thank you lmcl123! I screwed up, my 15 1/4” measurement was approximate at the root of the OD. I also have about 16 3/8” for the true rim OD. So the ID of the tire must be what determines the size. Mine are 8” wide at the tread, but barely clear the lift arms on the front, so I can’t go...

Thank you, I did find the original equipment specs. I just want to verify that I have the original rims on the machine, as I have read that the larger 16.5” will fit. Being an older machine it would not surprise me if the previous owner swapped them out.

Hello, I just bought an old M610 with bad tires. They are so old and weather checked that I cannot read the the tire size on them. I am amazed that they are not flat. How do I determine if they are 15 or 16.5? The outside diameter of the rim is 15 1/4", so I think they are 15. Can anyone verify...

Hello - new forum member, old Bobcat owner. I had an M371 that I sold to my brother after replacing several chains in the gearcase, I now has a M610 that I like much better. I just putz around the house with them, I'm not a professional. I am planning on using it to assist when I build my lake...