Bobcat T190 Skid Steer
The Bobcat T190 is a popular mid-size compact track loader with a 1,900-lb rated operating capacity and low ground pressure. Produced through much of the 2000s, it is especially well regarded for traction and flotation in soft ground.
Bobcat T190 specifications
| Production years | 2001-2013 |
|---|---|
| Machine type | Compact track loader |
| Rated operating capacity (ROC) | 1,900 lb |
| Engine | Kubota diesel, commonly cited at 66 hp |
| Operating weight | Approx. 7,775 lb |
| Lift path | Vertical lift |
| Auxiliary hydraulics | Standard 16.9 gpm; optional high flow 26.4 gpm |
What the T190 is used for
The T190 is intended for grading, landscaping, land clearing, loading, and farm work where tires would rut or lose traction. Its tracks make it useful on damp ground, loose soil, snow, and uneven surfaces.
Used buyers often value it as a versatile early compact track loader with familiar Bob-Tach attachments and a manageable physical size. It is best suited to owners prepared to budget for proper track and undercarriage maintenance.
Why the Bobcat T190 stands out
The T190 became a familiar compact track loader because it pairs a useful 1,900-lb ROC with strong flotation, vertical lift, and optional high-flow capability. Bobcat dealer coverage, attachment availability, and a large used-machine knowledge base also support its popularity.
Buying a used Bobcat T190
Prioritize undercarriage inspection: measure or assess track condition, sprockets, rollers, idlers, seals, track tension, and evidence of frame damage. Also check lift and tilt pins and cylinders, hydraulic leaks, drive-motor performance, and cold starting; horsepower, operating weight, and flow can differ by serial-number generation, so verify against the correct operator manual or dealer record.
Bobcat T190 frequently asked questions
What is the Bobcat T190 rated operating capacity?
The commonly cited rated operating capacity is 1,900 lb.
How much horsepower does a Bobcat T190 have?
Later commonly cited T190 specifications list 66 hp, although engine details vary by serial-number generation.
What is the main used-buying concern on a T190?
The tracks and undercarriage are critical because worn rollers, sprockets, idlers, or tracks can materially affect operating cost.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used skid steers vary by condition, use, and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.