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10-20-2006, 21:48

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Bobcat utility vehicle

Anyone see or drive one of these yet?

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I've seen them but I don't see them being as popular as a tractor with a loader or a just a skidsteer. IMO they're for the guy who has more money than he knows what to do with. And if it breaks down---"ALL" your equipment is out of commission.

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Bobcat utility vehicle

I saw the implements in the compact equip mag. but did not really look at the vehicle until now. How does this differ from the tructor which claims to be patented? I am not sure how they could be as Mercedes and Jeep were essentually the same thing years ago, but so be it.

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The tructor is much, much bigger and more a real tractor. The bobcat IMO is is glorified golf cart with borderline small, light duty skid-steer type capabilities---without skid steering of course.

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Bobcat utility vehicle

I think you guys are confused a bit. It sounds like you are talking about the ToolCat, which is a completely different animal.

This is like a Gator or Mule, but slightly more robust. This does not have a FEL or the big diesel drivetrain the ToolCat has.

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Murf you're right I was confused --sort of. The glorified golf cart does a "loader" that goes 2 feet and lifts 500lb. The ToolCat still seems like a flash-in-the-pan unless you have a lot of money or are a grounds keeper.
But I'm jis' sayin'. (That was for you Murf. )

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Anyone see or drive one of these yet?

I've seen them but I don't see them being as popular as a tractor with a loader or a just a skidsteer. IMO they're for the guy who has more money than he knows what to do with. And if it breaks down---"ALL" your equipment is out of commission.

I saw the implements in the compact equip mag. but did not really look at the vehicle until now. How does this differ from the tructor which claims to be patented? I am not sure how they could be as Mercedes and Jeep were essentually the same thing years ago, but so be it.

The tructor is much, much bigger and more a real tractor. The bobcat IMO is is glorified golf cart with borderline small, light duty skid-steer type capabilities---without skid steering of course.

I think you guys are confused a bit. It sounds like you are talking about the ToolCat, which is a *completely* different animal. This is like a Gator or Mule, but slightly more robust. This does not have a FEL or the big diesel drivetrain the ToolCat has. Best of luck.

Murf you're right I was confused --sort of. The glorified golf cart does a "loader" that goes 2 feet and lifts 500lb. The ToolCat still seems like a flash-in-the-pan unless you have a lot of money or are a grounds keeper. But I'm jis' sayin'. (That was for you Murf. )

I think you guys are confused a bit. It sounds like you are talking about the ToolCat, which is a completely different animal.

This is like a Gator or Mule, but slightly more robust. This does not have a FEL or the big diesel drivetrain the ToolCat has.

Best of luck.

Murf you're right I was confused --sort of. The glorified golf cart does a "loader" that goes 2 feet and lifts 500lb. The ToolCat still seems like a flash-in-the-pan unless you have a lot of money or are a grounds keeper.
But I'm jis' sayin'. (That was for you Murf. )