In addition to an eight-metric-ton, full-sized excavator, Bobcat will offer the 13,556-pound E60 rubber-tracked excavator to compete in the six-metric-ton class.
In addition to an eight-metric-ton-class, full-sized excavator announced earlier, Bobcat will offer the 13,556-pound E60 rubber-tracked excavator that will compete in the six-metric-ton class. The E60 has a dig depth of 13 feet 7 inches and, like the larger E80, features a spacious cab with a seat that adjusts nine ways and a HVAC system with true automotive-style controls. Greasing intervals for boom, arm and bucket bushings, traditionally a daily task, have been extended to 250 hours. The E60 has a pin coupler system as standard and, as with the E80, comes clamp-ready.
The 18Z-1 and 19C-1 compact excavators are designed for construction, landscaping, and rental customers.
The ZX345USLC-6 excavator has reduced tail swing and a three-pump hydraulic system that provides multifunction performance and the fast cycle times.
Trenching buckets and grading buckets are available for the Bobcat E26 through E85 compact excavators.
The Bobcat pallet fork frame features an integrated walk-through design for easier operator entry and exit to and from the loader cab.
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