01 December 2009

BOBCAT will be presenting new developments in its compact equipment range including the latest in grading products for use by concrete and flooring contractors at the World of Concrete 2010, to be held at Las Vegas, US, from February 2 to 5.

New compact excavators will also be a prominent feature, including the first appearance of the new E32 3.2-tonne conventional tail-swing model. Bobcat will also be showing the new steel tracked versions of the T250, T300 and T320, the three largest models in the company’s compact tracked loader range.  Enhancements to the Bobcat grading range include two new 244-cm and 274-cm grader attachments for Bobcat large-frame loaders; changes to the existing 213-cm laser box blade and grader attachments to accept new laser receivers and the launch of two new laser transmitters for use with these attachments from Trimble/Spectra Precision.

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