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Toolcat 5600 Utility Work Machine: Versatility In Action
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
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The Toolcat™ 5600 utility work machine is one of the most versatile machines you can put on your property or jobsite. Its rigid-spine frame provides strong stability without twisting when lifting large loads or digging into tough material. The long wheelbase ensures a smooth ride on rough surfaces, while its all-wheel steering makes maneuvering in tight spaces easy while reducing ground disturbance. Combined with its exclusive hydrostatic four-wheel drive system, you’ll have all the torque and traction you need to power through tough jobs.
With towing capacity up to 4,000 lb., getting your trailer to your jobsite is a snap. Plus, with a lift arm that can lift 1,500 lbs. up to 7 ft. high, you’ll have no trouble moving materials where you need them. The cargo box adds a payload capacity of up to 2,000 lb. and unloads easily with a hydraulic dump box. Switching an extensive selection of compatible attachments is easy and efficient thanks to the Bob-Tach® attachment mounting system, while operator-friendly controls and comfort features mean you’ll be able to work all day without breaking a sweat.
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My employer has one of these and for grounds maintenance they're fantastic. Everybody focuses on the 50k+ price, until you realize this thing replaces the need for a sxs, a skid steer and utility tractor in a typical grounds maintenance application, a third the maintenance, a third the storage. About the only improvement i can think of is some kind of rear pto for use with the likes of a farmboy 3 point setup.
They have one with rear PTO, the one shown here is the 5600, the one you're looking for is the 5610.
Forget about buying a pickup for around town, buy one of these!
things great i use at work all the time
Bobcat of Martinsburg PA is a really great dealer
I want to be a future company owner and buy this brand
I was in two 'Bobcatalogs' and have a fully custom bobcat bedroom
Seeing I am in grade school still I have very expensive and large dreams for my company
P.s. My name is Bob
Wow i like the powerdump
Is the beautiful brunette with the bandana at 2:52 optional?
We can only hope so
If they made a more heavy duty version, with a 3 point hitch and PTO on the back, it would probably sell very well to small farms.
Uh, they do
@@zachary3777 what's the model? "Heavy duty" meaning, having a box frame and solid axles.
@@RogerM88 lookup the toolcat 5610. Its not exactly what you say, but why would it need solid axles anyway.
I wish I could afford one of these.
Wow! I saw a post from Bobcat 7 hours ago so here goes: I lean towards the 5610 but I haven't been able to determine what kind of hydraulic power is available on the rear end.
Can I put hale bale forks front and rear?
What is the GPM at what PSI? (EDIT: Never mind...followed one of your links and git the info.)
Can you run a mower on the front and a rototiller or soil conditioner on the rear at the same time?
Does Bobcat lease these?
Thanks for reaching out to us! Our bale fork attachment is a front-mount style. We do not offer a rear-mount. You can learn more about this attachment here: www.bobcat.com/attachments/bale-fork/features
Our soil conditioner is a front-mount style and cannot be run simultaneously with our mower attachment. You can learn more about the soil conditioner attachment here: www.bobcat.com/attachments/soil-conditioner/features and more information about the mower attachment can be found here: www.bobcat.com/attachments/mower/features.
For information on leasing, please work with your local dealer. Locate a dealer near you here: bobcat.com/dealer
Please let us know if you have any other questions!
But...!!! Will it dump 2,000lbs
What would be the selling price of one of these brand new please comment back thank you
Thanks for your interest, Martin! You can build this machine to your desired specifications and receive a price quote using our Build and Quote tool here: buildandquote.bobcat.com/base-model/4117
Its very good,, i would switch from cat to buy this tool,,, but its pricy,, drop it please
i didn't know the back wheel truns..
I like the idea but not at almost $50k...that would be a super nice tractor. Or multiple compact utility tractors.
It sounds like alot, until you realize this will replace a utility sidebyside, a skid steer and a small utility tractor in one package. The way i see it the real market for these things is grounds maintenance( what my employer uses theirs for) or for owners of larger estates, sorta a jack of all trades, master of none. It replaces three vehicles that would cost more than double this thing, and while not as good at each machines specialization, its good enough. It also means a third the maintenance and a third the storage space.
@@machinist7230 Yeah. These things can't replace a skid steer for construction or a tractor for proper agricultural work, but if you have a large estate, or a golf course and you need to mow, transport tools, move soil and aggregate, clear snow, cut trees and move logs, etc... it's fantastic.
Only issue is that a good used one is still around 30-50k!! That’s insane I can buy something similar from clubcar for less than 20k brand new!
notice they didn't show it digging. Probably isn't ideal for digging
Do they offer a 4-5 passenger version?
Hi Gerard. Our Toolcat™ machines are only available with two seats. You can learn more about our Toolcat™ machines here: www.bobcat.com/utility-products/toolcat/features
Would love to know what the machine goes for please give me a comment back
Hi Martin - please speak with your local dealer for detailed pricing information. Find a dealer near you here: www.bobcat.com/dealer
@@BobcatCo I live in Connecticut in New Haven where would be my closest dealer I'm 52 years old I don't do computers
@@martinneps9387 the dealership closest to you would likely be Bobcat of Connecticut, Inc. They are located at 821 Woodend Road in Stratford, CT. They can also be reached at (203) 380-2300.
@@BobcatCo Thanks a lot buddy I'll be Going there tomorrow to check out is you with a got thanks a lot
How fast are they?
Thanks for reaching out to us! Max travel speed on the Toolcat 5600 is 18 mph. You can view full specs for this machine here: www.bobcat.com/utility-products/toolcat/models/5600/specs-options
What are the dimensions of the cargo box?
Hi Happy Camper,
The cargo box on the Toolcat 5600 Utility Work Machine is 56 inches long, 51 inches wide, 10 inches high. You can read more specs about this machine here: www.bobcat.com/utility-products/toolcat/models/5600/specs-options
Tank you very much. II was trying to get the information from the web page, but there was some issues downloading the PDf file
I believe thats Julie, isnt it?
wow! The Hooved Animal Humain Society in Woodstock could really benefit from a donation of one of these ..
Def a game changer but from the comments I can def see that they have some serious issues to address
I would NEVER buy another one. Cab rotted out after a year, had electrical issue in the attachment control and they "couldn't see what the problem was" after 6 trips to Bobcat Dealer over a 3 month period (during the busiest time of the year for what it was purchased for), Dump body hoist had to be replaced after 4 months (never used the dump body?!) Purchased with a pickup broom that arrived with the hoses on the "curb broom" reversed so we had to take the time correcting the problem losing time we could have been working. Never again will I purchase a Bobcat product.
Thank you for brining this to our attention. Customer satisfaction is a shared priority between Bobcat Company and our dealers, and we'd like to speak with you further about this. Please contact us at 1-800-743-4340.
i love these things but well over $50k new ...are you kidding? i could buy a NICE fuckin 1 ton diesel for that
50k , are you having a laugh , and at that price the radio is an option , i really dont think so.
There serious, and to be honest, theres really no competition for this thing, as its not really a side by side, but a wierd almagamation between a side x side, a skid steer and a small utility tractor - start adding up what it would cost to buy all three, and suddenly 50k doesnt look so bad. My employer has one, and its surprising how good it is. The only real downside is the relatively low top speed,(17mph, iirc) compared to a typical side by side, but that goes with hydrostatic drive systems.
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