Bobcat, the leading manufacturer of compact equipment, is
presenting its new M-Series Stage V compliant skid-steer loaders to the
general public for the first time at Agritechnica 2019.
Also on show at Agritechnica (Hanover, Germany –
Stand D04, Hall 6) are several highlights from Bobcat’s wide range of
telescopic loaders, mini-excavators, compact track loaders and agricultural
attachments.
The redesigned M-Series S450, S510 and S530 models will receive
their official premiere at a world fair, having been introduced to a select
group of customers at the Bobcat Demo Days in Dobříš in the Czech Republic in
October this year.
As well as the new M-Series skid-steer loaders, Bobcat’s T590
compact track loader is being shown in an increasingly popular configuration
for forestry applications. And the introduction of Bobcat’s Quad-track
skid-steer loader concept is another highlight at this year’s Agritechnica.
The bolt-on/bolt-off quad-tracks allow machines to be adapted
even more flexibly to different environments and applications. At this point, Quad-track is still a concept in the
evaluation phase. Several powerful demonstrations will provide Agritechnica
visitors with insights into product development along with machine and concept
evaluation at Bobcat.
Popular in many industries, the
Bobcat TL30.70 and TL43.80HF telescopic loaders are being exhibited on the
Agritechnica stand. The company’s range of telehandlers now encompasses 15
different rigid frame machines with lifting capacities between 2.6 and 4.3
tonne and lifting heights from 6 to 18 m.
From its successful range of mini-excavators, Bobcat is
demonstrating the E20z model. This 2-tonne model comes with Zero House Swing
(ZHS) functionality, offering free 320 degree rotation and enabling work near
buildings without compromising on comfort or performance.
With a choice of over 100 types of
attachment, each individual Bobcat machine becomes a versatile all-rounder for
many tasks in agriculture, horticulture, landscaping, building and road
construction as well as the recycling industry.
