Bobcat Excavator Final Drive Motors & Travel Motors

Bobcat compact excavators are widely used where maneuverability matters, and a broken, weak or leaking travel motor can put a small machine out of service quickly. Use the Bobcat model selector above to locate the final drive motor listed for your excavator. If the machine tag, old motor tag or part number does not make the match obvious, our parts specialists can help cross-reference the drive before you order.

MiniFinalDrives has more than 50 years of hydraulic-drive experience and focuses on brand-new OEM-equivalent, highly durable replacement units rather than rebuild uncertainty. We can also help compare specifications when more than one Bobcat drive configuration appears for a model. Orders are backed by our Lifetime Limited Warranty and fast U.S. shipping.

Popular Bobcat final drive applications include E35, E32, 337, 331 (12 bolt sprocket), and E42. The model selector above includes the full Bobcat listing.

Bobcat Final Drive Problems: Case Drain, Bearings & Travel Power

Bobcat final-drive problems are not limited to one failure mode. Common Bobcat final-drive problems include premature main-bearing failure, clogged case drains, charge-pump problems, oil leakage behind the sprocket, unusually high gearbox oil levels, worn gearbox or brake components, and residual pressure in the hydraulic circuit. Weak travel, loss of power and fluid leakage are also useful symptoms to diagnose before a replacement is installed.

Routine maintenance and correct case-drain operation can help protect a replacement drive from the same failure that damaged the original. See our final drive maintenance information and bearing-failure guidance, or contact us with your Bobcat model and part number for fitment help.