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Bobcat BOX BLADE, BRUSHCAT, DISC HD80, LANDPLANE, LANDSCAPE RAKE 2002 Parts Catalog

You’ve been there. You pull the hydraulic motor off a BRUSHCAT, find a busted seal, and the aftermarket parts list you obtained shows a generic part number that doesn’t match the casting. Three days later you’re still waiting on the wrong seal. This Bobcat BOX BLADE, BRUSHCAT, DISC HD80, LANDPLANE, LANDSCAPE RAKE 2002 Parts Catalog stops that. It’s the same binder Bobcat dealers had in the back room – not a scanned reprint missing half the index.

What This 491-Page Parts Catalog Actually Covers

This is Volume 8 of the Bobcat Attachments Parts Manual series, part number 6901471. It’s 491 pages of factory exploded-view diagrams and OEM part numbers. The table of contents goes deep: BRUSHCAT gets its own section (pages 11–60) with breakdowns for the POWER ASSY, HYDRAULIC MOTOR, CYLINDER, and VALVE ASSY. The BOX BLADE – 5600 TOOLCAT is listed separately. You get the DISC HD80, LANDPLANE (including the 36″, 72″, 78″, and 5-foot versions), LANDSCAPE RAKE (“A” series and “B” series with three-point hitch mounts), plus POWER RAKE, SOIL CONDITIONER, SOD LAYER, STUMP GRINDER, TILLER, TREE SPADE, TREE VIBRATOR, FLAIL MOWER, 3 POINT HITCHES, SCARIFIER, TRACKS, HAND HELD TOOL CONTROL BOX, FIFTH WHEEL, MOWER, SPREADER, and BRUSH SAW. If you’re working on any of these attachments, you want the correct Bobcat part number the first time.

Cylinder and Valve Breakdowns: Factory Exploded Views

Page 19 in the BRUSHCAT section shows the CYLINDER group with every seal, pin, and gland numbered. The VALVE ASSY is on the same spread. You’ll see the exact Bobcat part number for the relief valve cartridge – not a “universal” replacement that might work if you shim it. On the LANDPLANE, the CYLINDER is broken down by model (36″, 72″, 78″, 5-foot). The LANDSCAPE RAKE lists LIFT CYLINDER and BUCKET CYLINDER for both “A” and “B” series, plus FLOW VALVE and the three-point hitch VALVE ASSY. These exploded views are the same ones the dealer uses to look up a part while you wait. No guessing what seal goes where.

491 Pages of Factory-Coded Part Numbers

This catalog uses Bobcat’s own numbering system, not aftermarket cross‑references that change the last digit. The NUMERICAL INDEX at the back lets you start with a part number and find every attachment it belongs to. The DISC HD80 section covers the HD80SC model completely – blade discs, hub assemblies, and the valve body. The LANDPLANE section shows the CYLINDER mounting brackets and linkage pins. Every component is tied to the correct Bobcat supersession history, so if a part was updated in 2001, it’s reflected here. You won’t order a cylinder for a 36″ LANDPLANE that physically fits a 78″ but has the wrong rod diameter.

Understand the Valve Assembly Before You Order

Valve assemblies are where aftermarket catalogs usually slip. They’ll list a “VALVE ASSY – 3 POINT HITCH” without showing the spool configuration or port sizes. This manual gives you the full breakout: for the BRUSHCAT, the VALVE ASSY includes the shutoff valve for the 60″ and 69″ rotary cutters. The LANDSCAPE RAKE “B” series has an HYDRAUSTATIC MOTOR with its own flow valve. The SOIL CONDITIONER’s control valve is a 3″4″ unit – the catalog shows the spring and poppet separately. If you’re rebuilding a valve bank, you get the exact Bobcat seal kit number, not a “universal” O‑ring assortment. That saves you a trip back to the parts counter.

BOX BLADE 5600 Toolcat: What the Manual Includes

The BOX BLADE section for the 5600 Toolcat covers the entire frame assembly, scarifier teeth, and hydraulic cylinder. It’s not lumped into a generic “box blade” drawing. You get the ripper shank assembly with correct pin diameters, and the cylinder port angles so your hoses don’t kink. If you need the shutoff valve for the BRUSHCAT rotary cutter, it’s on page 37–38. The 69″ BRUSHCAT gearbox (single or dual output) is shown with bearing and seal numbers. This is the kind of detail that keeps a job from stalling because you ordered a gearbox that doesn’t match the input spline.

Why Aftermarket Manuals Miss the Mark on Hydraulic Motor Specs

Aftermarket parts catalogs often skip the HYDRAULIC MOTOR breakdowns entirely or use a generic motor image. This factory catalog shows the motor for the BRUSHCAT (pages 17–18), the LANDSCAPE RAKE HYDRAUSTATIC MOTOR, and the TILLER hydrostatic motor (30″, 48″, 68″). For the STUMP GRINDER SG25 and SG50, you get the drive motor exploded view with the exact shaft seal dimensions. The TREE VIBRATOR section lists both single and dual motor groups with separate rotary and shaft/bearing groups. If you need to replace a motor cartridge, you’ll see the Bobcat order number – not a vague “use D series motor” note.

Source Validity: Factory OEM Print, Not a Third‑Party Reprint

This is a genuine 2002 Bobcat publication – printed in the U.S.A., part number 6901471 (08‑02). It’s the same manual that came with the dealer’s subscription. I’ve seen reprints where the page numbers are off by five pages and the index points to the wrong section. This one is a direct scan from the original binder. The volume index on page 2 shows the full seven‑volume set, so you know it’s part of a complete library. If you’re running a shop that services Bobcat attachments, you want this on the workbench, not a generic PDF from a forum.

Does this catalog include torque specs for cylinder end caps?

No. This is a parts catalog – it shows exploded views and part numbers, not service procedures or torque values. You need the separate Bobcat service manual for that. But if you’re ordering parts, this is the only source for correct numbers.

Can I use this to look up the valve assembly for a 72″ LANDPLANE?

Yes. The LANDPLANE section covers 36″, 72″, 78″, and 5-foot models. The CYLINDER and VALVE ASSY breakdowns are separate per model. Follow the page numbers listed on the cover page of each group. You’ll find the correct valve cartridge and seal kit Bobcat part numbers.

Related manuals you should check: Bobcat Volume 8 Attachments Parts Manual 2002 for the complete volume series. Need older machine specs? See Bobcat T3571, T3571L 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs and Bobcat S/N 5310, S/N 5309 2005 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs for other model years.

External resources: If you need background on how Disc Brakes work on the DISC HD80, Wikipedia has a good overview. For Brake Caliper Assembly basics, start there before diving into the parts breakdown.

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