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Bobcat T770 Compact Track Loader Overview
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Machine Description
The Bobcat T770 is a high-capacity compact track loader designed for heavy-duty construction, landscaping, and agricultural applications. Powered by a robust 92-horsepower, 3.4-liter Bobcat-branded Tier 4 Final diesel engine, it balances power, efficiency, and compliance with emissions regulations without requiring a diesel particulate filter (DPF). The machine weighs approximately 10,464 pounds, providing stability and durability for demanding jobs.
Performance and Hydraulics
  • The T770’s standard hydraulic flow rate delivers 23 gallons per minute (GPM), with an optional high-flow setting increasing output to 36.6 GPM for operating hydraulic-intensive attachments like forestry cutters.
  • It is engineered with a vertical lift path ideal for heavy lifting, truck loading, and digging tasks, offering an 11-foot lift height at the hinge pin.
  • Two-speed travel improves maneuverability and transport speed across job sites.
  • The premium track system features steel-embedded rubber tracks, forged steel idlers, and solid-mounted drive motors designed for longevity and smooth operation.
Operator Comfort and Control
  • The spacious cab incorporates generous visibility with a large entryway, elevated seat, and large windows providing clear sightlines to bucket edges, tracks, and work areas.
  • Operators benefit from bobcat’s Selectable Joystick Controls (SJC), the most advanced joystick system offering customizable control for various attachments and functions, improving operator efficiency.
  • Optional air ride seat and cab pressurization enhance comfort during prolonged operation.
  • Operators can control engine speed with foot pedals, enabling precise attachment and drive control.
Maintenance and Technology
  • The machine features easy-access maintenance points, a swing-open tailgate, and a lack of complicated radiator or lift arm removals, reducing service time.
  • Its innovative fuel system self-primes and continuously expels air from the fuel circuit, complemented by a fuel pressure sensor that alerts operators to clogged filters.
  • Cooling is optimized through the SmartFAN system, which adapts fan speed for efficient temperature management and includes an optional automatic reversing fan to clear debris.
Additional Features
  • The Bob-Tach™ attachment mounting system enables fast, secure attachment changes without leaving the cab.
  • The Machine IQ telematics system provides real-time monitoring of machine health, usage, and maintenance reminders via mobile or desktop devices.
  • Remote operation is possible via Bobcat’s MaxControl system, enhancing safety and enabling solo operator efficiency.
Glossary
  • Selectable Joystick Controls (SJC): Advanced joystick system allowing customized operational control.
  • Vertical Lift Path: Loader arm design providing higher reach during lifting.
  • Two-Speed Travel: Transmission feature offering standard and high speeds for operational flexibility.
  • SmartFAN: Variable-speed fan system optimizing engine cooling and reducing noise.
  • Bob-Tach: Bobcat’s quick attachment mounting system controllable from the cab.
Industry Insights
The Bobcat T770 is praised for its blend of power, versatility, and operator ergonomics that outmatch many competitors in its size class. Contractors emphasize its fast cycle times and balanced performance that translates to efficient project completion. The integration of advanced technology like telematics and remote control sets it apart as a modern, connected construction machine.
Conclusion
The Bobcat T770 compact track loader combines proven diesel power, advanced hydraulics, and cutting-edge operator controls to deliver high productivity and versatility on job sites. Its design prioritizes operator comfort, serviceability, and attachment compatibility, making it a preferred choice for professionals seeking both performance and reliability in a compact package.
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