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Bobcat unveils versatile loader lineup

September 27, 2022 
By Adam Freill

Equipment Construction

(Photo: Bobcat Company)

The Bobcat T86 compact track loader and S86 skid-steer loader offer three hydraulic flow options in one machine: Standard flow to operate attachments that require lower hydraulic horsepower; high Flow to provide a power boost for attachments like the Bobcat flail cutter, trencher, planer and stump grinder; and super flow that is designed to tackle the most demanding attachment applications, including pavement milling.

Bobcat attachments are engineered to be fully integrated with the carrier’s electronics, hydraulics and geometry, and the T86 and S86 can power a wide variety of attachments, including super-flow snowblowers, cold planers and forestry drum mulchers.

Several attachments require control of more than one function, and Bobcat’s seven-pin attachment harness activates power and fingertip control functions while eliminating the need for mechanical relays.

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The S86 and T86 deliver 105 hp with rated operating capacities of approximately 3,500 and 3,800 lb., respectively. Both come with Bobcat’s Tier 4 solution engine that meet Tier 4 regulations without a diesel particulate filter (DPF).

 

www.bobcat.com

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