BOBCAT landscaping ATTACHMENTS
ATTACHMENT WARRANTY FORGED IN BOBCAT STEEL
Mark Borst, president of Borst Landscape and Design, put it best when he said,
“Bobcat attachments allow us to use less labor on our crews and we are able to perform the work faster with less people.”
The Bobcat three-tine grapple is available in two sizes. When paired with a compact excavator, they are the ideal tool to move and plate landscaping boulders.
For confi ned spaces where larger equipment won’t fi t, try a Bobcat®
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You never know which job will push your limits. Good thing Bobcat®
attach-
ments come with steel-clad reinforcement that can’t be beat. They’re Bobcat-built – with performance matched to your machine and construc- tion that handles the rigors of the job every time. What’s more, almost every Bobcat attachment is backed by a 12-month warranty.
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track loader to replace manual work done with shovels and wheelbarrows. And if you have to travel across established surfaces, the rubber track undercarriage will minimize disturbance for less rework later.
Finishing touches
Once the landscape features are set, lay sod with the sod roller or plant new seed with the seeder attachment. Finally, sweep away dirt and debris from adjacent parking lots, driveways, sidewalks and paths with a Bobcat angle broom or sweeper attachment.
did you know?
BOBCAT OFFERS MORE ATTACHMENTS FOR MORE MACHINES THAN ANYONE IN THE WORLD. AND, BOBCAT ATTACHMENTS ARE RENTED AT MORE LOCATIONS THAN ANY OTHER ATTACHMENT BRAND.
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Other popular landscaping attachments:
• Box blade • Digger • Root grapple • Rotating grapple
For more attachment options, visit
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