15 Teeth Single Speed Drive Sprocket for Kubota, Bobcat T180 Replaces 7166679

We introduces OEM 7166679 Drive Sprocket for Bobcat T180, T550, T190, T590 - 12 Bolt Holes. An essential component of the skid steer undercarriage system that ensures proper movement and functionality of the vehicle. We have constructed this component from high-strength hardened steel and coated with black acrylic polyurethane for long-lasting performance in outdoor settings. Our drive sprocket is designed with exact OEM specifications and measurements, including 12 big bolt holes and 15 teeth for secure mounting. It is compatible with specific Bobcat skid steer models, but check the complete list below:- OEM Specifications & Compatibility: As highlighted above, we have constructed this track sprocket with the exact OEM quality, standards, and specifications of the Bobcat skid steer. Check out the complete compatibility list below:- Replaces Kubota OEM Part No.: 7166679 Compatible with Bobcat Models: T180 (s/n A3LL11001-later), T190 (s/n A3LN11001-later, A3LP11001-later), T550 (s/n A7UJ11001-later, A7UJ11001-later), T590 Note: Check the compatibility list and OEM part number before purchasing. Dimension Details: Our Bobcat skid steer drive sprocket has an internal diameter of 2-3/4 in and an External diameter of 16-1/2 in. It features 12 big bolt holes for secure mounting, and the width at the tooth fts base is 6-1/2 in. Additionally, you will find 15 teeth/cogs for efficient operation and grip in challenging/uneven terrains. Sturdy Build: We have engineered a single-speed drive sprocket from robust steel via the casting process and coated it with acrylic polyurethane for protection against corrosion/rust. It has great tensile strength with a surface hardness of HRC 48-58, restricting material deformation under harsh operating conditions. Our sprocket will provide uninterrupted performance until 1,600 hours. It’s recommended that the sprockets be serviced every 500 hours of operation. Installation Process: You can do the installation yourself or hire a professional. But what’s necessary point is here when doing it yourself:- Clean the bolts and lubricate them a day before installing the sprocket. Utilize a skid steer or other loader to lift the track before installing. Thoroughly clean and lubricate the equipment.