BOBCAT Service 873 Manual Skid Steer Repair Shop Book

This is a complete service manual covering the Bobcat/Melroe/Clark/Ingersoll Rand Skid Steer 873 this service repair manual gives complete instructions for teardown and repair of major components. Contains complete diagnosis, repair, maintenance and overhaul data. Filled with photographs and illustrations detailing disassembly and reassembly of entire machine.

Covers Serial #'s - 514115001 & above
Covers Serial #'s - 514215301 & above

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Includes Information on the following subjects

Hydraulic System

Hydrostatic System

Preventive Maintenance

Drive System

Main Frame

Electrical System

Engine Service

Schematics

+ Lots More..

All sections are indexed for fast and easy navigation.

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Bobcat 873 Specs

Engine Cooling N/A
Emissions Tier (EPA) N/A
Engine Fuel Diesel
Horsepower 73.5 HP
Turbocharged Engine Yes
Rated Operating Capacity (SAE) 2400 lbs
ROC with Counterweight Option N/A
Tipping Load 4800 lbs
Operating Weight 7285 lbs
Travel Speed 7.9 mph
Travel Speed (2-speed option) N/A
Fuel Tank 25 gal
Pump Capacity 18.7 GPM
Auxiliary Std Flow N/A
Auxiliary High Flow 18.7 GPM
Length 140.7 in
Length without Attachment 112.12 in
Length with Standard Bucket 140.7 in
Width 74 in
Width (with bucket) 74 in
Height 79 in
Height with Operator Cab 79 in
Height to Bucket Hinge Pin 124.3 in
Reach @ Maximum Height 39.1 in
Turning Radius 84.2 in
Wheelbase 48.8 in
Joystick Control N/A
Air Conditioning N/A
Backup Alarm N/A
BICS System (Interlock) std
Cab Enclosure N/A
Cab Heater N/A
Suspension Seat N/A
Deluxe Instrumentation N/A
Engine Shutdown std
Hydraulic Bucket Positioning N/A
High Flow Option std
Auxiliary Hydraulics std
Bob-Tach Attachment System std
Power Bob-Tach N/A
Ride Control N/A
Horn N/A
Chain Size Final #100 HSOC
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