— RUBBER TRACKS

Bobcat Rubber Tracks

Bobcat splits into two families: E-series excavators and T-series compact track loaders, and each has its own classic mis-order. On the excavators it's the E19/E20 pair — six links apart — and the E35's two incompatible pitch systems. On the loaders it's width: most T-series machines came in standard and wide undercarriages with identical pitch and link count. The models below cover both families with the checks that matter.

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FAQs

What’s the difference between E-series and T-series tracks?

E-series excavator tracks run 48–72.5mm pitches; T-series loader tracks run the heavier 86mm pitch with a wider carcass — the two families never interchange.

Do Bobcat OEM part numbers matter?

Where verified we list them (E19: 6673949/6988832; E50: 6692960) — they’re useful cross-checks, but the moulded size decides.

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