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    • Bobcat E63 Parts

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    The Bobcat E63 is a 59.4 hp tier 4 midi excavator with 22.5 gal/min hydraulic pump and 13,779 lb operating weight. We carry aftermarket and replacement parts for it, built to original equipment specifications — search by part number or description to find the right part for your machine.

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    Bobcat E63 Parts at IndustrialPDC

    Our E63 catalog covers hydraulic components, undercarriage and track parts, boom and arm components, electrical components, bearings and seals, and cab and operator parts — among other parts. Specifications for the machine are listed below.

    GroupSpecificationValue
    EngineAspirationTier 4
    FuelDiesel
    Gross Power59.4 hp
    Power Measured @2,100 rpm
    OperationalFuel Capacity20.6 gal
    Operating Weight13,779 lb
    LiftLift Radius118 in
    Max Lift Capacity5,900 lb
    UndercarriageMax Travel Speed2.9 mph
    Min Travel Speed1.6 mph
    DimensionsHeight To Top Of Cab8.37 ft
    Length225.6 in
    Overall Transport Length147.6 in
    Width6.5 ft
    Boom/Stick Option (Hex) 1Boom Swing - Left70 degrees
    Boom Swing - Right50 degrees
    Max Cutting Height14 ft
    Max Digging Depth13.5 ft
    Max Reach Along Ground20.4 ft
    BucketsArm Digging Force5,767 lb
    Bucket Digging Force - Sae9,731 lb
    Hydraulic SystemPump Flow Capacity22.5 gal/min
    Standard Pressure3,046 psi
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    Guides for this model

    Rubber tracks: choosing, maintaining and replacing them

    Rubber tracks let a machine work on difficult ground while leaving surfaces largely unmarked. They stretch and lose tension as they age, and they crack, so daily checks matter. A track is sized by width, pitch and link count, and it is replaced together with its sprocket, because the two wear out as a unit. Expect 400 to 2,000 working hours.