My 1993 compact bobcat skidsteer won't start, it just stopped running and won't start, I have tried starting fluid and still nothing?

I don't know Bobcat systems like I do Toyota skidsteer, but on Toyota if the center foot pedal is pressed with no attachment connected, it will kill everything. Could that be happening to yours? Check into friction between your actuators for the attachment fluid drive.

Check the ballast resistor and its wiring. The ignition switch can be good on the start side but bad on the run side.

That's one of the first things that came to mind as I was reading through your post; that the system was air-bound. Are there bleeder valves on the system?

In any event here is a website where you can buy the service manual for your skidsteer; https://mypowermanual.com/shop/bobcat/bobcat-641-642-643-skid-steer-loader-service-manual-download-6566135-10-86/

I apologize, I'm not familiar with a skidsteer,but it sounds like the ignition coil is bad or you have a type of vapor lock in the fuel system.

EL CRISTAL DERECHO NO BAJA YEL IZQ. A LA MITAD ,TRASEROS LA PURTA DEL CHOFER NO ABRE NI CIERRA CON EL MANDO.MUCHAS GRACIAS.IDIOMA ESPANOL POR FAVOR.

Could be very expensive to fix. Check that there is hydraulic fluid in reservoirs/pumps. Check seals on all hydraulics. Check hydraulic pump. Leaks? I'm not an expert, but I almost bought a used skidsteer for next to nothing, but consulted a local excavator-guy I know on it. He steered me away from it saying "It may only be priced at $3000, but it could cost you $10,000 to fix it.

Have you checked the power steering fluid level? The reservoir for the fluid will be at the front of the engine, where the belt runs the power steering pump. If it's low or out add a little power steering fluid till full, then start car and slowly turn wheels back and forth from stop to stop-not too ******* the stops (when the steering won't turn further that way...that's what I mean by stops)....Turn wheel one way full travel, then reverse and turn the other way. Check the fluid level again, and add as needed.
If fluid is not low, the belt may be too loose to make the power steering pump work, or you may have a bigger problem that needs professional attewntion.

Just to make sure I got this right. If you come to a stop, the car won't pull again unless you put it in park? Then, if you start into a curve, the transmission starts to slip unless you give it more gas? This could be signs of a bad torque converter, failing fluid pump (not as likely), or burnt/low transmission fluid level. Check the transmission fluid after the vehicle has been driven (warm engine), leave it running, and on a level surface. Check the level twice and take the lowest reading.

Ask here, they will find every Bobcat manual or schematics.

check and, clean the hydrolic directional combination valve screens; dirt in the lines causes this