The Bobcat T650 is one of the hardest-working CTLs in the country, and its track question has a layered answer: the standard track is 320x86x52 — 320 mm (13") wide, 86 mm pitch, 52 links — with 380, 400, and 450 mm wide options on the same pitch and link count for operators who need more flotation. This guide covers all of it: which width, which tread, the undercarriage part numbers, and what a heavy-duty replacement costs.
Bobcat T650 Track Size
| Standard track | 320x86x52 (13" wide) |
| Wide options | 380x86x52, 400x86x52 (16"), 450x86x52 (18") |
| Pitch | 86 mm |
| Links | 52 |
| Tread options | Zig-Zag, C-Block, Multi-Bar |
| Track weight | ~319–530 lb depending on width and tread |
The width is your choice — the pitch and link count are not. Every T650 track is x86x52; read the size molded into your current rubber to confirm what you're running today. Wider tracks add flotation on soft ground and stability with heavy attachments; narrower tracks put more pressure per square inch into the ground for pushing power. Both sides must match — never run mixed widths.
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Bobcat T650 Specs
| Class | Compact track loader, radial lift |
| Engine | 74 HP |
| Operating weight | 9,315 lb |
| Rated operating capacity | 2,238 lb |
| Aux hydraulic flow | 23 GPM standard / 30 GPM high-flow |
| System pressure | 3,500 PSI |
| Lift height (hinge pin) | 119" |
Which tread pattern for the T650?
- Zig-Zag — from $953.67 in 320 width — the all-season workhorse. Self-cleaning in mud, predictable on slopes, strong in snow.
- C-Block — from $947.55 — severe-duty block tread for rock, demolition debris, and abrasive fill. Maximum rubber on the ground, longest wear in punishing conditions.
- Multi-Bar — from $959.78 — turf-friendly for finish grading and residential work where the ground has to survive the machine.
What replacement tracks cost
Heavy-duty TrackTECH T650 tracks run $948–$960 per track in the standard 320 width, $1,137–$1,235 in 380/400 wide, and $1,302–$1,357 in 450 wide — continuously wound steel cord that prevents snapping under load, abrasion-resistant rubber that resists cuts and chunking in rocky terrain. Tested to last 30% longer than standard aftermarket tracks, backed by our 24-month full replacement warranty. Free freight to the lower 48, same-day shipping on orders before 12 PM CT. Replace in pairs.
T650 undercarriage parts — verify your part number
Bobcat used multiple sprocket and roller versions across the T650 production run — we stock four sprocket part numbers alone. Match the number stamped on your part, or call (850) 816-7898 with your serial number and we'll pull the right configuration:
- Drive sprockets — #7165109, #7196807, #7166679, #7270159 (from $319): hooked teeth destroy new tracks — inspect before every track swap.
- Front idlers — #6732902, #7240006 (from $426): check flange wear and side play.
- Rear idlers — #6697933, #6732903, #7233630 (from $405): wobble kills tracking.
- Bottom rollers — multiple versions (from $322): the highest-wear item under the machine. Seized or leaking rollers flat-spot new rubber.
Same size, different machine?
Several Bobcat 600-frame machines run x86x52 tracks — but always verify the size molded on your current track before crossing over:
- Bobcat T590 — verify your current size before ordering
- Bobcat T630 — verify your current size before ordering
Browse all Bobcat rubber tracks and undercarriage parts or jump to the 400x86x52 size collection.
When to replace T650 tracks
- Lug depth under 50% — traction loss shows first on slopes and wet clay
- Exposed or rusting steel cord — structural failure is coming; plan the swap now
- Cracking between lugs — aging rubber past ~1,500 hours in abrasive conditions
- De-tracking that tensioning won't fix — stretched cords are permanent
FAQ
What size track does a Bobcat T650 use?
320x86x52 standard, with 380x86x52, 400x86x52, and 450x86x52 wide options. Both sides must match.
How much does a Bobcat T650 weigh?
About 9,315 lb operating weight, with a 2,238 lb rated operating capacity and 74 HP.
Should I go wider on my T650 tracks?
Wider = more flotation on soft ground and more stability; standard = more pushing power and lower cost. Mud, sand, and turf favor wide; hard-packed dirt and gravel favor standard.
How long do T650 tracks last?
1,200–2,000 hours depending on ground conditions.
Downtime costs more than tracks. Use the Rubber Track Finder or call (850) 816-7898 for serial-number fitment verification. Search. Select. Send.