Bobcat
The Bobcat construction equipment company produces all kinds of heavy equipment to meet your needs. Bobcat farm and construction equipment includes skid loaders, excavators, backhoes and other hydraulic equipment. Bobcat's skid loaders are so popular that the term “bobcat” is often used as a generic term for a skid loader. A Bobcat skid loader can help you in some ways, while other Bobcat machines offer distinct capabilities, including all-wheel steering and mini-track options.
Bobcat loader backhoes come in three models: the B100B, B250B and B300D, which range in weight from 4865 to 8840 pounds. They are great for urban areas and feature simple hydrostatic transmissions with joystick bucket control and a loader arm float function. Their ease of use will help you be more productive.
All-wheel steer Bobcat loaders have two different steering modes to match your needs. By flipping a simple switch, you can go from four-wheel to skid-steer mode. The four steerable axles mean that your tires will experience less wear. Also, there will be less ground disturbance and you will not get tired as easily. In skid-steer mode on a Bobcat, you can turn within your own length and expect top-quality performance for a long time.
Compact track Bobcat loaders can offer you great power and poise on difficult terrain with their excellent traction, flotation abilities, and comfortable seating. The undercarriage is tracked rather than wheeled, giving you better traction on mud and sand. No tires means that you will get no flat tires! Also, the soil will be disturbed less; the site will not need extra recovery work after your Bobcat job is done.
Mini track Bobcat loaders are good problem solvers, combining the versatility of larger Bobcats with the personal convenience of a walk-behind Bobcat loader.
The Bobcat skid loader is famous for its dependability and flexibility. Bobcat pioneered the concept of skid steering in 1958 and still maintains an extensive product line, smart designs, and deep range of optional attachments. There are also Bobcat skid loader operator training programs and a large dealership network.
For complete information on Bobcat machines, visit Bobcat.com . For more information related to Bobcat skid loader capabilities and the abilities of other Bobcat loader types, feel free to browse through our web site. Our free guides to different types and brands of heavy equipment will help you decide whether or not to purchase a Bobcat machine.
