Bobcat Hydraulic Quick Couplers
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Bobcat Hydraulic Coupler Compatibility Guide
Bobcat skid steers and compact equipment typically use ISO 16028 flat-face couplers for auxiliary hydraulics — the same style found across most skid steer brands. Here's how to confirm your exact size before ordering.
Which Couplers Bobcat Skid Steers Use
- Most Bobcat skid steer models: ISO 16028 flat-face (sizes vary by model, typically 3/8", 1/2", or 3/4") — see our ISO 16028 flat face coupler identification & size guide
- Always independently confirm your size — there's no universal standard across model years, so check the coupler face shape and measure the male coupler end diameter before ordering (our hydraulic quick coupler identification chart shows how), or email us 1 photo at relief@relieftool.com: 1. Tape across the male tip, edge on the 1 inch line. 2. Don't cover the very end of the tip. 3. 1 pic from above. Calipers work too.
Why a Bobcat Coupler Won't Connect
When a coupler half is disconnected, residual pressure can stay trapped inside it, preventing it from reconnecting cleanly — a common issue on Bobcat machines running multiple attachments throughout the day. Push the Tractor Relief Tool™, a hydraulic coupler tool, onto the coupler to relieve that trapped pressure in seconds, getting you back to work quickly.
Coupler still won't connect? See common causes and fixes. Running a skid steer? See our skid steer coupler guide.
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