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Bobcat S630 Skid steer loaders

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Bobcat S630 Skid steer loaders tech specs

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2010-2021

1,880 mm Bucket width

56 kw Net power

1,040 kg Lifting capacity

2,367 mm Max dump height

3,452 kg Operating weight

2,079 kg Tipping load

Built for mid-range lift and breakout power, the Bobcat S630 delivers around 75 hp, 1,040 kg rated lift, and a 0.91 m³ bucket — striking a balance between agility and muscle.

Net power 56 kW (75 hp) Bobcat D24 engine

Rated operating capacity ~1,040 kg

Operating weight ~3,452 kg

Auxiliary flow ~115 L/min, relief ~245 bar

Tipping load ~2,079 kg

Bucket capacity 0.91 m³

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AED 222,000

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AED 131,000

Bobcat S630 Technical specifications

General

Bucket width

1,880 mm

Engine model

Bobcat D24

Bucket capacity

0.91 cu m

Lifting capacity

1040 kg

Max dump height

2367 mm

Operating weight

3,452 kg

Tipping load

2,079 kg

Max speed forward

11.4 kph

Dimensions

Height - top of cab

2.06 m

Turning radius

2.11 m

Engine

Displacement

2393 cu cm

Net power

56 kw

Hydraulic system

Pump flow cap

115.5 lpm

Relief valve pressure

245 bar

Loader

Loader dump reach

544 mm

Operating specifications

Rack back angle

42 º

Service refill capacities

Fuel cap

90.5 liter

Hydraulic fluid cap

10.2 liter

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Bobcat S630 expert review

Reviewed by Wade A. on September 30, 2025

Overview

The Bobcat S630 bridges light and heavy skid-steer classes with a 75 hp D24 engine, 1,040 kg ROC, and strong hydraulics. It suits construction, handling, and grading tasks, offering consistent power and easy upkeep.

Pros Excellent hydraulic performance, strong breakout force, and generous dump height for efficient truck loading.

Cons Slightly higher fuel use under heavy load, and cabin noise noticeable in long shifts.

Efficiency

The 56 kW D24 engine with 115 L/min flow delivers responsive hydraulics and reliable digging force. Relief at 245 bar ensures power, though fuel economy trails lighter models.

In Cabin

Wider entry and improved visibility enhance usability. Controls are smooth, seating is supportive, and service access remains simple. Vibration and noise could improve versus newer designs.

In Comparison

S510: lighter and more agile but weaker lift. S550: modest bump, still below S630. S630: stronger lift and higher dump height, ideal for tougher cycles.

Final Verdict

The S630 balances power, lift, and control in one platform. Reliable and versatile, it’s the go-to for contractors seeking one loader to do it all without jumping a class up.