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TRAINING/PARTS AND SERVICE


BOBCAT DEALERS CATER TO CUSTOMERS WITH UNMATCHED SUPPORT


TRAINING RESOURCES, SERVICE AND GENUINE PARTS AVAILABLE THROUGH LOCAL DEALERS


Bobcat dealers are ready to support compact equipment customers after their initial purchase. More than 600 dealers in the United States and Canada offer comprehensive training resources, convenient service plans and genuine Bobcat®


customers get the most of out of their machine and attachments.


TRAINING RESOURCES


• Toolcat™ utility work machines • VersaHandler® carriers


telescopic tool parts to ensure Bobcat


Service safety training courses are available for skid-steer loaders and compact excavators. A maintenance video is available for forestry cutter attachment owners. Most Bobcat training resources are available in Spanish. Safety videos for all Bobcat products (excluding attachments) are available in both English and Spanish on a single DVD. They may also be viewed online.


Visit www.MyWorkSaver.com/training to watch 10-minute safety videos for a quick overview of the equipment.


PARTS AND SERVICE


Safety should be any Bobcat equipment operator’s fi rst priority. To help owners learn how to properly operate and service compact equipment and attachments, Bobcat offers a library of operator training course kits, service safety training kits and safety videos. These training resources are prepared by product experts at Bobcat to make sure operators understand every aspect of their equipment.


Ten operator training course kits are available through a local Bobcat dealership or for purchase online via the Bobcat Store. The video portions of these kits come in DVD and VHS format.


They include the following: • Attachments: backhoes and planers • Compact excavators • Compact tractors • Loader backhoes • Loader radio remote control system • Mini track loaders • Skid-steer loaders


(including compact track and all-wheel steer loaders)


dealer to provide periodic maintenance by trained service technicians using genuine Bobcat parts. It’s easy to customize the programs. Visit with a Bobcat dealer today about these service programs.


Visit www.MyWorkSaver.com/parts for more details about the parts and service offerings from Bobcat dealers.


FINANCE OPTIONS Choose from a variety of purchasing options from your local Bobcat dealer. There are leasing plans, traditional fi nancing or a rent-to-own plan. These can be tailored to meet individual needs, depending on what suits the customer best. Bobcat regularly offers sales programs and special offers with fi nancial incentives. Check with your Bobcat dealer or visit the Bobcat website to learn about the latest offers.


Properly maintaining Bobcat tool carriers and attachments will ensure they stay at peak operating performance. Day-to-day maintenance items, like checking fl uids and fi lters, can be done anywhere. For more complex service needs, Bobcat dealers provide two maintenance programs: the free BobCHECKSM BobCARESM


multi-point inspection and PM planned maintenance


program. BobCHECK includes a thorough inspection of routine service items — such as hydraulic, drive and electrical systems — to detect minor problems that may eventually need servicing. BobCARE PM is a service agreement between customers and their


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POWERLEASE The PowerLease program is an affordable alternative to traditional fi nancing, with little or no money down. Customers benefi t from low payments, unlimited hourly usage and fl exible options. PowerLease allows customers to operate new equipment and minimize downtime. Lease terms range from 24 to 60 months. At the end of the lease, you may purchase the machine for the stated purchase amount or simply return it to the dealership.

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