If you are searching for a hydraulic oil filter for a Bobcat T550 or T590 compact track loader, one of the most important numbers to check is 7024037. This filter is also commonly searched under the cross-reference number WL10392.
The same filter may be used on select Bobcat skid-steer loaders, including the S510, S530, S550 and S590. However, Bobcat parts can change according to the machine’s production date, engine configuration and serial number, so the model number alone should not be treated as final confirmation.
What Does the Hydraulic Filter Do?
The hydraulic system depends on clean fluid to operate the loader arms, bucket functions, drive components and connected attachments. As the machine works, small particles can enter the fluid through normal wear, service work and contamination around the reservoir.
The hydraulic filter captures these particles before they circulate through sensitive components. Bobcat notes that hydraulic filtration helps protect pumps, drives and control valves while maintaining cleaner fluid throughout the system.
A restricted, damaged or overdue filter may contribute to slower hydraulic response, unusual system noise or increased operating temperature. Those symptoms can have several causes, so the filter should be inspected as part of the overall hydraulic system rather than assumed to be the only problem.
Which Bobcat Models Use Filter 7024037?
This replacement filter is intended for select applications including:
- Bobcat T550
- Bobcat T590
- Bobcat S510
- Bobcat S530
- Bobcat S550
- Bobcat S590
Other models may also use this filter, but compatibility should always be confirmed through the original part number and machine serial number.
How Often Should the Hydraulic Filter Be Changed?
Service intervals can differ depending on the machine and which hydraulic filter is being serviced. Bobcat’s M-Series maintenance guidance separates the hydraulic charge filter from the main hydraulic fluid and filter service. Bobcat recommends replacing the charge filter and reservoir breather cap every 500 hours, while the hydraulic fluid and hydraulic filter are serviced every 1,000 hours or 12 months under that schedule. Always follow the maintenance chart for your exact machine.
Machines working in dusty environments, demolition sites or demanding attachment applications may require closer inspection between scheduled services.
How to Confirm the Correct Filter
Before ordering, check:
- The number printed on the original filter
- The full Bobcat model number
- The machine serial number
- The filter height and diameter
- The inlet and sealing design
Industrial Retailer carries a replacement Hydraulic Oil Filter 7024037 for compatible Bobcat loaders. Compare the original filter and machine information before completing your purchase.