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INTRODUCTION 2014 WORKSAVER BOBCATALOG


Bobcat Company pioneered the compact equipment industry with the world’s fi rst skid-steer loader, and today is still helping customers with ongoing product advances and new offerings


LOADERS


M-Series skid-steer and compact track loaders — the newest generation of Bobcat®


loaders — put operators’


needs fi rst, with exceptional all-around visibility, easy-to- operate controls, a comfortable cab, minimal maintenance for uptime protection and more attachments — made by Bobcat Company — than any other brand. Select from 13 skid-steer loaders, eight compact track loaders, two mini track loaders and the exclusive A770 all-wheel steer loader. Turn to page 14 for compact track loaders, page 20 for skid-steer loaders and page 28 for mini track loaders.


NEW FOR LOADERS!


Introducing the new non-DPF Tier 4 Bobcat engine


Bobcat Company is excited to introduce a new non-DPF Tier 4 engine that will help reduce air pollution and meet stringent emission standards. The new Bobcat®


engine is


available for select Bobcat loaders today — 500 frame-size skid-steer and compact track loaders. Eventually, every Tier 4 compliant loader over 25.4 horsepower will feature the new Bobcat engine.


The new Bobcat engine provides more torque for better performance, a wider range of power and a simple, state-of-the-art non-DPF solution. Other benefi ts include improved machine shutdown protection, cold weather engine protection, lower operating costs and reduced noise.


Read more online at www.MyWorkSaver.com/newengine to learn about the new Bobcat engine features and performance improvements.


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