Bobcat has expanded its North American product lineup with the introduction of the B760 backhoe loader. With a range of jobsite solutions built into one machine, the backhoe loader features a lift capacity of more than 2,200 lbs. at full reach, digging depth of 18 ft., 5 in. and nearly 180 degrees of backhoe swing for less repositioning.
The backhoe loader comes with a standard-equipped extendable arm that provides up to 8 in. of additional dig depth. The B760’s performance and versatility extend throughout the machine, with the front-end loader providing a lift capacity of 7,985 lbs. with its standard, general purpose bucket.
“The new B760 helps operators accomplish more on the job site with its dig, load and carry versatility,” said Jamison Wood, Bobcat product development specialist. “The backhoe loader is designed for durability, easy operation, simple maintenance and incredible performance. Its size keeps it accessible on sites with limited space, while its impressive travel speeds keep operators productive across large jobsites.”
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Powered by a turbocharged 3.4-liter Bobcat engine, the B760 delivers powerful, high-torque performance. It achieves emissions compliance without the use of a diesel particulate filter (DPF).
With powerful backhoe and loader breakout forces, operators can take on challenging jobsite tasks such as excavation, site preparation, material handling, trenching, snow removal and more. The power shift transmission provides directional changes while the backhoe loader’s travel speeds allow operators to minimize the need for a trailer.
Standard Features
- Ride control for reduced bucket spillage
- Automatic return-to-dig positioning
- Eight work lights for long days of loader and backhoe operations
- A 1.4-cu.-yd. general purpose loader bucket for jobsite versatility
- Pilot controls for backhoe workgroup operations
- Auxiliary hydraulics to power attachments from the front and rear
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The 5-in. color display panel provides full-featured machine interaction and monitoring capabilities. The operator station and optional cab are designed with accessible controls.
