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    • Bobcat T190 Parts

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    The Bobcat T190 is a 61 hp turbocharged compact track loader with 1,900 lb rated operating load, 16.3 gal/min hydraulic pump and 7,612 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 T190 Parts at IndustrialPDC

    Our T190 catalog covers hydraulic components, undercarriage and track parts, electrical components, bearings and seals, drivetrain parts, and cab and operator components — among other parts. Specifications for the machine are listed below.

    GroupSpecificationValue
    EngineAspirationturbocharged
    Displacement122.1 cu in
    Engine ModelV2003T
    Gross Power61 hp
    Number Of Cylinders4
    Power Measured @2,800 rpm
    OperationalFuel Capacity28 gal
    Max Speed - High Range7.1 mph
    Operating Weight7,612 lb
    LoaderBucket Capacity0.6 yd3
    Operating Load1,900 lb
    HydraulicPump Flow16.3 gal/min
    Relief Valve Pressure3,300 psi
    UndercarriageGround Pressure4.91 psi
    Length Of Track On Ground4.6 ft
    Number Of Track Rollers Per Side4
    Track Gauge4.45 ft
    Width Of Track12.6 in
    DimensionsClearance At Max Lift And Dump7.58 ft
    Height To Top Of Cab6.36 ft
    Length With Bucket10.86 ft
    Length With Out Bucket8.48 ft
    Reach At Max Lift And Dump2.58 ft
    Turning Radius From Center - Inc Bucket78.78 in
    Width Over Tracks5.5 ft
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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.