NEW PRODUCTS
M GROWS WITH FIVE NEW MODELS -SERIES LOADER LINEUP
700 Platform-size loaders have more lift height and more hydraulic horsepower The product introductions keep rolling as Bobcat launches fi ve new M-Series loaders: two skid-steer loaders (S750 and S770), two compact track loaders (T750 and T770) and one unique all-wheel steer loader (A770). Together, these Bobcat®
loaders represent a signifi cant transition from the previous generation to the latest and greatest loaders that Bobcat has to offer, and the changes are monumental.
More Reach: These new loaders have
an additional 3.2 inches
of lift height (height-to-hinge pin).
S750 and S770 Skid-Steer Loaders
These two new skid-steer loaders are heavy-duty work machines, with 85- and 92-horsepower Tier 3 diesel engines, respectively. The S750 and S770 are well-suited for a variety of jobs that require loaders with high rated operating capacities, plentiful hydraulic fl ow (for optimum attachment performance) and strong pushing and digging forces — all in a compact frame size.
T750 and T770 Compact Track Loaders
For customers who spend the majority of their time excavating, grading or pushing dirt, the new M-Series T750 and T770 are a good match. The durable solid-mount undercarriage minimizes component wear and downtime, and it holds up well in harsh operating conditions. A new option available for both models is
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two-speed travel, offering a high-range speed of 10.7 miles per hour. The two-speed option gives you the fastest compact track loader on the market. The low range is almost as fast as others’ high range. Read more about the compact track loaders later in the article, including the optional Roller Suspension™ System, which provides a smoother ride across rough terrain.
A770 All-Wheel Steer Loader
It’s been nearly a decade since the fi rst Bobcat all-wheel steer loader made its debut, and since then the unique loader concept has fl ourished. Now a new M-Series version of the all-wheel steer loader is available — the A770. Bobcat all-wheel steer loaders combine two loaders in one with all-wheel steer mode, which minimizes tire wear and saves established surfaces, and for
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