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If the spacers you are referring to are the gold colored pieces with the set screws, they are not Bobcat parts. They are 1 inch solid shaft collars that the local farm supply had in stock. If you search for a "1 inch shaft collar" you should find lots of options. Home Depot has them for...

The part is the pivot that the handle moves to slide the wedge pins. The longer pin extends through the handle so you can connect the actuator on top of the handle. The longer pin goes through the handle, the gold colored bushing and then through the flat plate attached to the end of the...

Bradco is now part of Paladin Attachments. They also own CP, CustomWorks, CWS, FFC, JRB, Kodiak, McMillen and Sweepster. https://www.paladinattachments.com/

On mine the part number is 6731119 - PIVOT, WEDGE, 50 mm (1.95") long pin. The Pivot Wedge can be bought with the short .75" long pin or the long pin version for the Power Bob-Tach. You can look up the Part Number for your loader at https://www.bobcatpartsonline.com Enter your model number or...

Will it fit? Yes. There were mounting kits made that will mount that hoe to a S150. Mounts are not universal. They are made to fits a specific loader or series of loaders. 20 years ago, the mount alone cost $800 - $1000. If the hoe you are looking at does not have the mount for your S150...

Are you aware that images that were uploaded to Media and then added to a post are not displayed by this new software. IE, my post in Homemade, titled Electric Power Bob-Tach. https://www.skidsteerforum.com/threads/electric-power-bob-tach.22705/#post-22705 There were 12 images displayed in...

&nbsp I have a 763 and mine did the same thing right after I bought it. I didn't hear it, but saw the oil track as I backed up. The dealer explained that the dipstick is positioned right between two crankshaft counter weights and has very little clearance on either side. If the dipstick is not...

&nbsp Here you go, SAE_J2513.pdf &nbsp

I bought a Bradco 609 that came with the mounts for a Case 1845. Bradco made mounts for my 763 but they were expensive. I kept the Quick-Tach part and cut off the other parts of Case mount. I made the parts that attach to the loader frame and the mating parts that attach to the backhoe. I used a...

&nbsp Most landscapers in my area use Harley Rakes. I have the Bobcat Soil Conditioner. Same basic attachment with a couple different features. First is direct drive from hydraulic motor to drum vs Harley uses a chain drive with motor mounted on top. If you have a Bobcat loader the newer models...

I'm not familiar with the Erskine 2400. However, I would phone Erskine Attachments and ask them what motor would work with your S300. For optimum performance, the hydraulic motor displacement must be matched to the auxiliary hydraulic flow of the loader. I bought an HGP snowblower at an auction...

&nbsp Depending on how they are assembled, you could try to get them re-lined. The first place I found online was AllFrictions.com A few decades back we had a pneumatic rivet machine on the farm. It was used for attaching replacement brake and clutch linings. Over time it got cheaper to just...

&nbsp Not that I am aware of. I am not aware of any standard that specifies the external dimensions for linear actuators. The ends would need to be fit to the actuator you purchased. Any decent weld/fabrication shop can make them if they had the actuator and access to the Bob-Tach.

&nbsp If your 753 was made in early 1994, it is not an F series. In late 1994 Bobcat released the C series for the 753, 763, 773 and 853. Later in the 90's the F series loaders were released. I know the BOSS system was released in 1990. To the best of my knowledge, if your data plate states it...

&nbsp The Bobcat Interlock Control System (BICS) controller is mounted inside the cab, on the back wall, at the operators right shoulder when seated. Its purpose is to lock out functions if the operator is not sitting in the seat, with the seat bar lowered. It is a separate system and is not...