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CONTENTS 4 | Flood-fi ghting efforts


Bobcat Company and the local Bobcat dealer in Fargo provided a fl eet of 75 loaders and attachments to help the cities of Fargo and Moorhead prepare for a third consecutive year of major fl ooding.


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2 WorkSaver | SUMMER 2011


5 | 700 frame-size feedback Two long-time Bobcat®


compact


equipment owners weigh in on the new 700 frame-size loaders. Iowa concrete contractor Bud Maas and New Jersey landscaper and snow removal specialist Steven Jomides describe the benefi ts of their new M-Series compact track loaders and skid-steer loaders.


33 | Attachments


Read what attachments are popular for compact equipment owners in agriculture, buildings and grounds, construction and landscaping market segments. Symbols give you an idea of what additional online content is available at Bobcat.com.


SUCCESS STORIES 8 | Agriculture


A Bobcat utility vehicle and a compact tractor help two different horseback riding programs. The PowerLeaseSM


fi nance


option is just what dairy farmer Bruce Schneider needed to help him keep his costs in check.


12 | Buildings and Grounds Multiple ToolcatTM


5600 utility work


machines and attachments are the ideal grounds maintenance combination for the University of Rhode Island.


14 | Construction


A Bobcat compact tractor complements contractor’s Bobcat loader and excavator. Massachusetts businessman uses his Bobcat compact equipment to build an $8 million park in memory of his son. Excavating and grading contractor assists with park development. Son carries on his father’s legacy as Sherwood Kimmel grows his business with a new Bobcat E60. Asphalt contractor upgrades its skid-steer loaders with six S650 loaders. Attachments give Illinois contractor an advantage.


23 | Landscaping Texas-based fence installer prospers with three dependable Bobcat loaders. Paving contractor Rod Steele creates unique hardscapes with three Bobcat loaders and attachments.


32 | Rental


Superior Rental has customers waiting to get their hands on a new M-Series excavator.


46 | Bobcat Pause 47 | Recipes


Summer 2011 • www.bobcat.com • Vol. 35, No. 3 STAFF PUBLISHER


Leroy Anderson EDITOR


Ryan Johnson


GRAPHIC DESIGNER Emily Shendelman


PHOTO EDITOR Chad Halverson


PRINT PRODUCTION MANAGER Megan Hoover


PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Alicia Prendergast


DEALER COORDINATORS


Kelli Paskert and Kali Fryklund CONTRIBUTING WRITERS


Paul Posel and Randy Happel


CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Ernest Feland and Van Garmon


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FARGO FLOOD PREP A Bobcat compact track loader helps with distributing sandbags to Fargo, N.D., residents prior to the Red River crest in April.


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