Bobcat 743 2006 Parts Catalog – OEM Exploded View & Part Numbers

Description

You’re hunting a part for a Bobcat 743 loader. Maybe a hydraulic fitting, a lift arm bushing, a control lever assembly. You don’t need a guess – you need the factory number. This Bobcat 743 2006 Parts Catalog is the official OEM document from Bobcat (Ingersoll Rand) for serial numbers 5019 11001 and above. 472 pages of exploded views, part numbers, and quantities. No aftermarket cross-reference. No third-party interpretation. This is what the dealer uses.

This is the factory document.

What This 2006 Parts Catalog Covers

The manual breaks down every major system on the 743 loader: engine, hydraulics, drivetrain, frame, cab, and electrical. Each section starts with an exploded diagram showing all components with reference numbers. The corresponding parts list gives the Bobcat part number, description, and quantity per assembly. You get the same information that Bobcat released to its dealer network in 2006.

Does It Cover Your Serial Number?

Check the serial number plate on your machine. This Parts Catalog is valid for S/N 5019 11001 and above. If your 743 falls below that break, you need a different edition. The manual explicitly states this on page 1. Don’t order parts for a different revision and blame the manual.

472 Pages of OEM Part Numbers and Exploded Views

Every page is a single-source reference. For example, the hydraulic pump group is shown in an exploded view with a list of every seal, gear, and housing. The quantity column tells you exactly how many of each part you need. If you see an ‘x’ in the quantity column, it means ‘as needed’ – not a fixed number. The manual explains this in the abbreviations section on page iii. (Yes, page iii – the front matter.) That kind of detail keeps you from ordering two of a part you only need one of, or vice versa.

Read the Abbreviations Before You Order

The manual includes a full list of symbols and abbreviations: NSS (Not Sold Separately), NAP (Not Available as a Replacement Part), BTI (Bobcat Technical Information Bulletin), and more. Page 3 of the manual (the third page of the PDF) lists these. If you ignore them, you’ll waste time ordering a part that comes only as part of an assembly. I’ve seen it happen. Also note the left/right orientation – it’s from the operator’s seat facing forward.

Parts Breakdown: How to Navigate the Manual

The manual is organized by system groups. Use the table of contents at the beginning to find the section you need. Each page number is cross-referenced. No indexing guesswork. The manual also includes reference numbers that link back to the diagram. If you’ve ever tried to match a vague aftermarket drawing, you’ll appreciate the clarity. This is an OEM factory document, not a reprint or a scan from a third party. The PDF is a direct replica of the printed manual from Bobcat. No missing pages, no blurry lines. Compare this to Automotive Industry Overview – that’s a general overview. This is specific to your Bobcat 743.

When you’re working on construction equipment, accurate part numbers save hours. The Automotive Industry Overview may be interesting, but it won’t tell you the part number for the 743’s hydraulic filter. This manual will.

Frequently Asked Questions

What serial numbers does this manual cover?

S/N 5019 11001 and above.

How do I interpret the quantity column when I see an ‘x’?

The manual states on page 3 that an ‘x’ in the quantity column indicates the part is needed ‘as needed’ – there is no fixed quantity because usage varies depending on repair. For example, you might need one or several seals; the ‘x’ tells you to order according to the actual requirement. Always check the system diagram to understand the assembly. This prevents ordering too many or too few parts for the job.

Does this manual include service procedures like torque specs?

No, this is a Parts Catalog. It lists parts only. For service procedures, get the Bobcat 741 742 743 Service Manual.

Can I use this manual for earlier serial numbers?

No. The manual is specific to S/N 5019 11001 and above. Using it for a different revision will result in wrong part numbers. Verify your serial number first.

Related Manuals

• Bobcat 741 742 743 Service Manual
• Bobcat T3571, T3571L 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs
• Bobcat S/N 5310, S/N 5309 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs

If you’re serious about keeping your Bobcat 743 running with factory-correct parts, this manual is the only source you need. Stop relying on aftermarket catalogs that may have outdated numbers. Access the Factory Manual now and get the exact part numbers from Bobcat.