Description
Purchase your NEW Drive Motor for your Bobcat T320 Track Loader today!
This hydraulic motor is a direct replacement to your original Rexroth motor that Bobcat used on the machines.
This motor has the LONGER front housing than the earlier version motors. If you have the earlier, short housing motor that is no problem we can upgrade you to this motor with adding on the Deeper Dish sprocket that will keep your track in align.
You cannot use a short version motor sprocket with this motor, it will mount up but your track will be out of alignment.
This motor comes with a free inline case drain filter that needs changed when you change the motor. See the other details of this listing or feel free to call with any questions that you have!
This hydraulic motor is a direct replacement to your original Rexroth motor that Bobcat used on the machines.
This motor has the LONGER front housing than the earlier version motors. If you have the earlier, short housing motor that is no problem we can upgrade you to this motor with adding on the Deeper Dish sprocket that will keep your track in align.
You cannot use a short version motor sprocket with this motor, it will mount up but your track will be out of alignment.
This motor comes with a free inline case drain filter that needs changed when you change the motor. See the other details of this listing or feel free to call with any questions that you have!
Be sure to check your other motor as both motors often times have the same wear on them. We would be glad to assist you with any details on proper maintenance for these Bobcat radial piston motors and their most common issues and mistakes make with them. Preventative maintenance is everything.
This motor does not have a speed sensor port. If you have a joystick controlled machine you will have a motor with a speed sensor port. This port is located inside the motor flange and held with two 5mm allen bolts. If you have a speed sensor motor this will not work directly unless you properly change your machine to eliminate the need for speed sensing.