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Drive Belt Tensioner 6735884 6711698 for Bobcat 5600 653 751 753 763 773 7753

Drive Belt Tensioner 6735884 6711698 for Bobcat 5600 653 751 753 763 773 7753

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Drive Belt Tensioner for Bobcat

This drive belt tensioner, referenced under 6735884 and 6711698, keeps the belt at correct tension on Bobcat skid steer loaders and utility machines. It replaces a worn or seized tensioner so the belt tracks properly and drives the accessories as intended.

Overview

This drive belt tensioner is a direct replacement for the pulley assembly that maintains belt load on Bobcat equipment. Cross-referenced to 6735884 and 6711698, the tensioner fits multiple 500 and 700 series loaders. It suits owners servicing a squealing or snapped belt on a machine that still sees daily work.

Built For Performance

  • Fits part references 6735884 and 6711698
  • Spring-loaded arm maintains consistent belt pressure as the belt wears
  • Sealed bearing supports the pulley through continuous rotation
  • Steel bracket construction suited to dirty, high-vibration engine bays
  • Bolt-on mounting that matches the factory attachment points

Fits These Machines

  • for Bobcat 5600
  • for Bobcat 653
  • for Bobcat 751
  • for Bobcat 753
  • for Bobcat 763
  • for Bobcat 773
  • for Bobcat 7753

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a noisy or seized tensioner on a working loader
  • Belt service jobs where the tensioner has lost spring pressure
  • Routine maintenance on 500 and 700 series Bobcat machines
  • Repairs after a belt failure that damaged the tensioner pulley
  • Fleet upkeep where machines run long hours in dusty conditions

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 6735884, 6711698
Type Drive belt tensioner assembly
Mounting Bolt-on, factory attachment points

Good To Know

Q: Should the belt be replaced at the same time? A: Yes, installing a new belt with the tensioner avoids reusing a stretched belt that can slip or fail soon after.

Q: How can I tell the tensioner is failing? A: Common signs include a chirping or squealing belt, visible pulley wobble, and a tensioner arm that no longer springs back when the belt is released.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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