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Skid-Steer Loaders
S70 ROC: 700 lb. S100 ROC: 1,000 lb. S130 ROC: 1,300 lb. S150 ROC: 1,500 lb. S160 ROC: 1,600 lb.

S510 M-Series ROC: 1,650 lb. S175 ROC: 1,750 lb. S550 M-Series ROC: 1,750 lb. S185 ROC: 1,850 lb. S530 M-Series ROC: 1,850 lb.

S570 M-Series ROC: 1,950 lb. S205 ROC: 2,050 lb. S590 M-Series ROC: 2,100 lb. S630 M-Series ROC: 2,180 lb. S650 M-Series ROC: 2,690 lb.

S750 M-Series ROC: 3,200 lb. A770 All-Wheel Steer ROC: 3,325 lb. S770 M-Series ROC: 3,350 lb. S850 M-Series ROC: 3,950 lb.
Compact Track Loaders
T110 ROC: 1,100 lb. T180 ROC: 1,800 lb. T190 ROC: 1,900 lb. T550 M-Series ROC: 1,995 lb. T590 M-Series ROC: 2,100 lb.

T630 M-Series ROC: 2,230 lb. T650 M-Series ROC: 2,570 lb. T750 M-Series ROC: 3,325 lb. T770 M-Series ROC: 3,475 lb. T870 M-Series ROC: 3,525 lb.
Mini Track Loaders
MT52 ROC: 520 lb. MT55 ROC: 550 lb.
Compact Excavators
418 Weight: 2,593 lb. 324 Weight: 3,428 lb. E26 M-Series Weight: 5,666 lb. E32 M-Series Weight: 7,183 lb. E35 M-Series Weight: 7,468 lb.

E42 M-Series Weight: 9,246 lb. E45 M-Series Weight: 10,077 lb. E50 M-Series Weight: 10,677 lb. E55 M-Series Weight: 12,271 lb. E60 M-Series Weight: 13,556 lb.

E80 M-Series Weight: 18,689 lb.
Telehandlers
V417 Lift Height: 206 in.
Attachments
Loader Attachments Excavator Attachments Telehandler Attachments Utility Vehicle Attachments Toolcat™ Attachments Compact Tractor Attachments
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Compact Tractors
CT122 22 HP CT225 27 HP CT230 30 HP CT235 34 HP CT335 38 HP

CT440 41 HP CT445 45 HP CT450 49 HP
Utility Vehicles
New New 3650 4x4 1,250 lb. Cargo Load New New 3600 4x4 1,250 lb. Cargo Load 3450 4x4 1,100 lb. Cargo Load 3400XL 4x4 1,100 lb. Cargo Load 3400 4x4 1,100 lb. Cargo Load

3200 4x2 1,100 lb. Cargo Load
Toolcat™
5600 40+ Attachments 5610 40+ Attachments & Implements

: Summer 2012

From WorkSaver readers

Bobcat of Advantage Valley customer Joe Tolley presented this hand-carved
and painted sculpture of a bobcat to hang in the dealer�s showroom.

Bobcat of Advantage Valley customer Joe Tolley presented this hand-carved and painted sculpture of a bobcat to hang in the dealer�s showroom.

�I have owned three Bobcat^� loaders and love them. They�re outstanding equipment. Keep up the great work and I will definitely buy more.�
� Vincent Alfano, Bolton, Mass.

�I�ve had a Bobcat loader for 40-plus years. I currently have two, a 753 and an A300, and a backhoe attachment. These machines have allowed me to do things that would not have been possible. I love my Bobcat machines!�
� Roger Castle, Peoria, Ill.

�I�ve been using Bobcat skid-steer loaders for 30 years. I have a 753 loader and it has 14,000 hours on it. I am still using it in my chicken house work. It runs well with the same engine.�
� William Jones, Parsonsburg, Md.

�Bobcat is still ahead of the rest of the team. The new skid-steer loaders are fantastic.�
� Aaron Yoder, Fredericksburg, Ohio

Bobcat girls

Bobcat of Troy parts manager
Gary Bishop submitted this picture
of his granddaughters wearing
their Bobcat T-shirts. Dixie Mae
(left) and Tessa received the
T-shirts for Christmas, shown
here wearing them proudly.

Bobcat of Troy parts manager Gary Bishop submitted this picture of his granddaughters wearing their Bobcat T-shirts. Dixie Mae (left) and Tessa received the T-shirts for Christmas, shown here wearing them proudly.

Snowed in

For most of the United States and
Canada, this past winter was hardly
winter at all. That wasn�t the case for
residents in Scammon Bay, Alaska,
located on the southwest coast with
a population of 550. Richard Charlie,
head maintenance official for the
Scammon Bay Schools, submitted this
picture of the school�s Bobcat S220
skid-steer loader next to snow piled
approximately 25 feet tall.

For most of the United States and Canada, this past winter was hardly winter at all. That wasn�t the case for residents in Scammon Bay, Alaska, located on the southwest coast with a population of 550. Richard Charlie, head maintenance official for the Scammon Bay Schools, submitted this picture of the school�s Bobcat S220 skid-steer loader next to snow piled approximately 25 feet tall.