Menroe 600 parts

[Melroe68]

I recently aquired a Menroe 600. Or has some issues that need to be fixed with the hydraulic system. My questions where can your find parts for this equipment. Are the Bobcat 600 or 610 part numbers the same? How do I determine the year of my machine. Sorry for the many questions.

 

[brdgbldr]

I recently aquired a Menroe 600. Or has some issues that need to be fixed with the hydraulic system. My questions where can your find parts for this equipment. Are the Bobcat 600 or 610 part numbers the same? How do I determine the year of my machine. Sorry for the many questions.

Here is a link to the Bobcat parts catalog:
https://partscatalog.bobcat.com/

Some parts are probably not available through Bobcat anymore but if you have the Bobcat part number it makes it easier to look for after market or used parts. You can also compare part numbers from different model machines.

You can email Bobcat directly with the serial number of your machine and they will tell you what year it was manufactured.

 

[Melroe68]

Bobcat did not recognize the Mulroe vin number. Thank you for the feedback. I am going to email Bobcat

 

[brdgbldr]

Bobcat did not recognize the Mulroe vin number. Thank you for the feedback. I am going to email Bobcat

You can use it without the vin number.

Just click on “select model” and then enter “600”

 

[shankatank58]

You can use it without the vin number.

Just click on “select model” and then enter “600”

Doesn't work. Appears they no longer offer any support for the early machines.

 

[haymaker]

Doesn't work. Appears they no longer offer any support for the early machines.

It worked for me. I had no issue choosing model number, then choice of above a certain serial number. It then showed parts, exploded views and more.

 

[Hiram]

Melroe was Bobcat before a Chicago advertising firm they hired told them to re-brand under a new more "catchy" name, hence the birth of Bobcat. Unless you need parts for the Wisconsin engines ( which are scarce as hens teeth and just as pricy) most of the other parts can be found or made without too much issue. That's the beauty of start ups - they mostly build off the shelf - after they get bigger their parts become "proprietary". You have to look but there are manuals available online, and parts can be found either original or aftermarket.

BTW, my local Bobcat dealer has a restored 600 series on their show room floor, I'm not sure but it might be a three wheeler

 

[Melroe68]

I just realized I misspelled the name of the rig " Melroe"