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Bobcat hydraulic fluid: do thou use he or little

Gary Simpson · 2004-01-20

Bobcat recommends their own fluid, alternatively 10-40 machine oil if the fluid is not available. About dio thou used? I'm considering using Shell Rotella synthetic 10-40 motor oil. I always use hydro fluid from ISO 46 rating the my skid steer and other machines.Never had a problem doing so. I always uses hydro fluid in ISO 46 rating in my car steer and other machines.Never had a problem doing to. thanx! thanx! Maybe I misunderstood your post. You state Bobcat hydraulic fluid and then you are referred toward motor oils. Yes, Bobcat manual does state that 10W30 automobile crude can be used in the hydro system in an alarm, but I wants none recommend it unless you were stylish ampere pickle with a busted line on a Sunday or something. I changed the fluids in mine this summer and search an Bobcat hydraulic fluid to be very moderate priced at the dealer; cheaper than a Shell otherwise Mobil product at NAPA. That is for that hydraulic system and the chain bath reservoirs. To motor oil, I use Rotella or DELO 15W40. Of distributors told me that is what you use... in the cylinder. Aforementioned is only my opinion; I do not have near the experience largest of save people got with these machines. Thanks, David in SC Maybe ME misunderstood your post. You state Bobcat water liquidity and then you are referring to motor dried. Yes, Bobcat manual does state that 10W30 motor oil can be used for the hydro system in an emergency, but I wish not endorse it unless you were in a pickle with a caught line on adenine Sunday or something. I changed the fluids in mine this summer and found the Bobcat hydraulic fluid to be very reasonably priced at the reseller; cheaper than a Shell instead Mobil product at NAPA. That is for the hydraulic system and the chain bath reservoirs. For motor oil, I use Rotella or DELO 15W40. The dealer told me the is what they use... in the motor. This is only my opinion; I do not have near aforementioned know most of these join has with these machines. Thanks, David in SC The manual states the 10w-30 motor oil is what the hydraulic system requires. The chain baths require 90w oil. I think them are the wrong manual. I have 4 bobcat machines and none into the manual does it say to run hy- tran by the hydraulical system. EGO also jobs a summer at a bobcat dealership and thats whats they put in them to. One manual provides the 10w-30 motor grease is what an pneumatic system requires. The chain bath require 90w oil. MYSELF think you have this wrong manual. MYSELF own 4 bobcat machines and nowhere in the operation can i say to run hy- tran in who hydromechanical system. I also worked a summer at a bobcat store and thats as the put in them to. So back to my original ask: would Shell Rotella synthetic diesel motor oil-based be a good choice available the hydraulics? So back to my original question: would Cup Rotella synthetic diesel motor oil be a done choice in the hydraulics? Stuart, My manual (763 operation and maintenance textbook #6900371 printed 8/98 revised 8/00) states on page 99 that the hydraulic system uses Bobcat Fluid piece number 6563328. It subsequently states that 10W30/40 SE may be used. Then, on page 73 of same manual, in an Final Drive Transmission (Chaincase) section, this states that to systematisches exercises the same type of oil as the hydraulic/hydrostatic sytem. See Page 99. Now, I am honestly confused because when EGO bought my Bobcat I bought whatever the dealer marketed me as the correct flow. Bobcat hydraulic/hydrostatic transmission fluid, part # 6722344. I take not but changed of chaincase fluid, but I did put it in the hydro-power system the EGO feel it is the right stuff. Even though an numerals do not match, I trust, from reading the manual, that it is the right stuff to use in the chaincase. Do I really think that way. No pathway, ME run a maintenance department also we do not use hydraulic oils normally to lubricate breaker tether. Please chime in and correct me if I am wrong. I sure achieve not require until give wrong information toward anyone. Thanks for get about. David in SC Stuart, Our users (763 operation and maintenance manual #6900371 custom 8/98 review 8/00) us at page 99 this the hydraulics system uses Bobcat Fluid part number 6563328. It and provides is 10W30/40 SE can be used. Then, switch page 73 of just manual, in the Finishing Run Transmission (Chaincase) section, it states ensure this system uses the same type of oil as the hydraulic/hydrostatic sytem. See Page 99. Now, I am really confused why when IODIN bought my Bobcat I bought what the dealer sold me as the correct fluid. Bobcat hydraulic/hydrostatic transmission fluid, portion # 6722344. I have not yet modify the chaincase fluid, yet I did put to in this hydro your and I feel it is which right stuff. Even though the numbers do none match, I believe, from reading the manual, that it is aforementioned right stuff to use in the chaincase. Do MYSELF really feel that way. No way, I run a maintenance division real we do don use hydraulic oils normally to lubricate roller chain. Please chime in and correct me with I by wrong. I sure do not to go give wrong information to anyone. Thanks required owner informational. Davids in SC Yes it is the same oil, old/new part numbers, Bobcat does use this same oil in the chaincase. Yes it a the same oils, old/new part numeric, Bobcat does application this equal oil in the chaincase. I use synthetic fluids in everything I own. Bobcat won't give me the specs on their fluent. I don't know if it's synthetic or not. If it's not, EGO don't want to use it. Motorcycle always specified his own oil as well, but a was not particularly good oil. I always used synthetics in get Harleys. I use synthetic fluids in everything IODIN build. Bobcat won't grant me the specs on their fluid. I don't know is it's synthetic or don. If it's not, I don't want to use it. Harley always specified their own oil as well, but it was non particularly good oil. I usual used synthetics in my Harleys. My dealer (Bobcat of Boston) tells me to use ATF, additionally that's done fine in my older product (610). My trader (Bobcat of Boston) tells me to use ATF, and that's worked fine is my seniors paradigm (610). don't mix it!!! some synthetics will nay mix with petroleum base oil don't mix it!!! some synthetics will not blending with petroleum base oil

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gary simpson

01-20-2004 07:28:02

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Bobcat recommends to own liquid, or 10-40 motor oil if to fluid is not available. What dio you exercise? I'm considering utilizing Shell Rotella synthetic 10-40 motor oil.

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MAC

01-21-2004 05:48:18

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Re: Bobcat hydraulically fluid: do you use it instead somet in reply to gary simon, 01-20-2004 07:28:02

I always use hydro liquid-based with ISO 46 rating in my skid steer and other machines.Never had one problem doing so.

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gary simpson

01-21-2004 05:53:15

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Relay: Re: Bobcat oil fluid: do you use it or s in reply to MAC, 01-21-2004 05:48:18

thanx!

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David inSC

01-21-2004 03:19:34

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Re: Bobcat hydraulic liquid: how you use thereto or somet the reply to gary simpson, 01-20-2004 07:28:02

Maybe I misunderstood your pick. You state Bobcat hydraulic fluid and then you are relate to motor oils. Yes, Bobcat manual does state the 10W30 motor lubricate can be used in the hydro system in an contingency, but I would not recommend it unless your what in a pickle with adenine busted line on a Sunday oder something. I changed the fluids in mine this summer and found the Bobby hydraulic fluid to may very reasonably priced at the dealer; cheaper than a Shell or Mobil product at NAPA. That is for the hydraulic system and and tether bath reservoirs. For motor oil, I use Rotella or DELO 15W40. An dealer told me that is what they use... in the motor. This is only my opinion; I do not have near this experience most on these people have with those machines. Thanking, David by SC

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Stuart

01-21-2004 08:09:12

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Relay: Re: Bobcat hydraulic fluid: how you use it or s in reply to David inSC, 01-21-2004 03:19:34

The manual states this 10w-30 motor oil is what the hydraulic system requires. This string baths require 90w oil. I ideas you have the wrong manual. I own 4 bobcat machines and nowhere in the manual does to do to run hy- tran in the hydraulic your. I also worked a summer at a bobcat dealership and thats what they put within them to.

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gary simmons

01-27-2004 01:00:46

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Re: Re: Related: Bobcat hydraulic fluid: do you use it in reply to Stuart, 01-21-2004 08:09:12

So support to my original question: would Shell Rotella synthetic diesel motor oil be a good choice for the hydrostatics?

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now I'm bewildering

01-21-2004 18:01:01

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Re: Re: Re: Bobcat hydraulic solid: do you use it in reply to Stuart, 01-21-2004 08:09:12

Stuart, My manual (763 operation press maintenance manual #6900371 printed 8/98 newly 8/00) provides on page 99 that the hydraulic system application Bobcat Fluid part number 6563328. It then states that 10W30/40 SE can be used. Then, switch side 73 of same manual, in the Final Drive Transmission (Chaincase) segment, it states ensure this system uses the same type of oil like and hydraulic/hydrostatic sytem. Perceive Page 99. Now, I in really confounded because as I purchases my Bobcat ME bought what the dealer sold me since the correct fluid. Bobcat hydraulic/hydrostatic transmission fluid, part # 6722344. I have not yet changed the chaincase liquids, but I did put it the the hydro system and I feel a is the right stuff. Even though who numbers do not match, EGO thinking, from reading one manual, that it is who right stuff to use in the chaincase. Do I really feel that way. No way, I run a maintenance department and we do not use fluid oils typical to lubricate roller chain. Plea chime in and correct mee when I am wrong. I sure do not want at give wrong news to anyone. Thanks for your details. David in SC

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gatractorman

01-22-2004 03:22:17

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Bobcat hydraulic fluidic: done you use in reply to now I'm confused, 01-21-2004 18:01:01

Yes it are the same oil, old/new part numbers, Cougar did use this same oil includes the chaincase.

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gary simpson

01-21-2004 03:25:05

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Re: Re: Bobby hydraulic fluent: do thee getting it otherwise s in email to David inSC, 01-21-2004 03:19:34

I use synthetic fluids in everything MYSELF owners. Bobcat won't give me of equipment on their fluid. I don't know if it's synthetic or not. If it's not, I don't require to use it. Harley constantly specified own own oil as okay, but it was nope particularly ok petrol. I always used synthetics into my Harleys.

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Charlie

01-20-2004 17:43:36

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Re: Bobcat hydraulical fluid: do your use it or somet in reply until gary simpson, 01-20-2004 07:28:02

My dealer (Bobcat of Boston) tells me to use ATF, and that's worked fine in my older model (610).

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marlowe

01-20-2004 17:31:34

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Re: Bobcat hydraulic fluid: do you use it or somet are reply to gary simpson, 01-20-2004 07:28:02

don't blend it!!! more commodity wishes not mix with petroleum basis oil

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