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    $154.00
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    Loader rental includes 1-bucket and trailer.

    Rental includes up to 8 hours of meter use in a 24-hour time period. A $250.00 security deposit is required at reservation or check-out. Fuel additional.

    Delivery Available. See Delivery and Setup Rates.

    Additional Attachments:

     

    Model 753

    Model 773

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    Bobcat 753 Specifications
    More performance, power, productivity! From the farm to the construction site, the industrial application to the rental yard, the dependable, compact frame G-Series Bobcat 753® skid-steer loader is ready to tackle your jobs fast and cost-effectively. The new 753 has more horsepower

    Bobcat 773 Specifications
    With an extended, smooth-riding wheelbase, a vertical lift path and 7 mph travel speed, the Bobcat® 773 skid-steer loader is an ideal machine for your lift-and-carry chores. 

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    Performance
    Rated Operating Capacity: 1300 lbs. (590 kg.)
    ROC with Optional Counterweight: 1400 lbs. (635 kg.) 
    Tipping Load: 2600 lbs. (1179 kg.)
    Travel Speed: 6.6 mph
    Travel (2-Speed Option): n/a
    Hydraulic Pump Capacity: 14.3 GPM (54 L/min.)
    High Flow Capacity: n/a

    Performance
    Rated Operating Capacity: 1750 lbs. (794 kg.)
    ROC with Optional Counterweight: 1850 lbs. (839 kg.) 
    Tipping Load: 3900 lbs. (1769 kg.)
    Travel Speed: 7.0 mph
    Travel (2-Speed Option): n/a
    Hydraulic Pump Capacity: 16.7 GPM (63,0 L/min)
    High Flow Capacity: 27.0 GPM

    Safety Video

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    Dimensions
    Length (with bucket): 120.5 in. (3059 mm)
    Width (with bucket): 55 in. (1398 mm)
    Height: 77 in. (1956 mm)
    Height to Bucket Pin: 109.1 in. (2771 mm)

    Dimensions
    Length (with bucket): 130.3 in. (3309 mm)
    Width (with bucket): 68 in. (1727 mm)
    Height: 76.3 in. (1938 mm)
    Height to Bucket Pin: 118.2 in. (3002 mm)

     ATTACHMENTS AVAILABLE:


    Sweeper

    Engine
    Make/Model: Kubota/V2203-EB
    Fuel/Cooling: Diesel/Liquid
    Cylinders: 4
    HP: 43.5 HP (32 kW)
    Displacement: 134.0 cubic in. (2,2 L)
    Fuel Tank Capacity: 14 gal. (53 L)
    Engine Shut Down: std.

    Engine
    Make/Model: Kubota/V2203-EB
    Fuel/Cooling: Diesel/Liquid
    Cylinders: 4
    HP: 46 HP (34 kW)
    Displacement: 134.0 cubic in. (2,2 L)
    Fuel Tank Capacity: 23 gal. (87,1 L)
    Engine Shut Down: std.

     

    Machine Weight
    Machine Weight: 4740 lbs. (2150 kg.)

    Machine Weight
    Machine Weight: 5808 lbs. (2635 kg.)

     

     

    For more information about this product, contact the manufacturer.


    Before Operating

    Failure to follow warnings or instructions can cause serious injury or death. 

    The Operation and Maintenance Manual, Operator's Handbook, safety manual and machine signs (decals) provide proper operation and maintenance instructions. 
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    The Service Schedule inside the tailgate provides service and maintenance instructions. Check fluid levels, lubricate and grease loader as required. Check for leaks, broken or damaged parts before operating. 


    Never smoke when fueling 


    Know the location and function of all safety features and interlocks, gauges and operating controls. 

    Activate the auxiliary hydraulics mode switch for hydraulic attachment operation. 

    Wear proper clothing and use personal protection equipment as required for the job.


    Always fasten the seat belt snugly and lower the seat bar for restraint. 














    Know the Worksite

    • Call local utilities before you dig: 1-888-258-0808
      Know the location of underground gas, water and electrical lines. 
    • Inspect work area for holes, drop-offs or unstable ground. 
    • Know the weight limitations of operating surfaces and clearances.



    Changing and Using Attachments
    Make sure attachment is securely fastened to loader. Bob-Tach levers should be fully down and locked with wedges extended through attachment mounting holes. Use only approved attachments. 

      For fast secure attachment 
      change. A moves into attachment 
      flange B handle C pushes down easily, 
      pressing wedge D through frame and 
      attachment hole for solid connection.



    The attachment signs (decals) and Operator's Handbook provide operating and maintenance instructions. Failure to follow warnings and instructions can cause serious injury or death. 


    Operator Training
    The Bobcat Skid-Steer Loader Operator Training Course and a 10-minute safety video are also available. Training materials also available in Spanish. 



    Getting On and Off Safely
      Before leaving the operator's seat:
      1. Lower lift arms and put attachment flat on the ground. 
      2. Stop the engine. 
      3. Engage the parking brake. 
      4. Raise seat bar and move controls until both lock. 
      5. Remove the key to prevent unauthorized starting.



      Use the steps, grab-handles and skid-resistant surfaces when getting on or off the loader. 

      Do not jump off the loader. 



      While Operating
      Start loader with steering levers and hydraulic controls in neutral. Keep bystanders away. 

      Move steering lever controls smoothly. Hydrostatic drive systems are responsive and loader will move immediately when controls are activated. Do not pull back suddenly on the steering lever controls to stop loader. Slow down when approaching the dump site. 




      Load, unload and turn on flat, level ground. Do not travel or turn with lift arms up. 

      Carry the load low.

      Keep bystanders away from loader and work area. Do not raise the lift arms and attachment over another worker.


      Never exceed loader's rated operating capacity (ROC). 

      Use the correct size bucket for the type and density of material being handled. 





      Always look in the direction of travel. 

      Never carry riders or use loader as a manlift. 

      Keep bystanders away from the work area. 



      On slopes, keep heavy end of loader uphill. 

      Travel directly up and down slopes, not across them. 

      Keep hands and feet on controls or footrests. Never lean out the front of the cab with the engine running. 


      Never operate loader's controls from the ground. 

      Always sit in the operator's seat when activating the controls. 





      Keep the bucket level when raising lift arms to prevent material from falling out of the bucket. 






      Servicing

      Service and repair work should only be done by qualified service personnel. 
      If lift arms are raised for service, they must be secured by an approved lift arm support device. 


      Transporting the Loader and Attachment
      Always drive up the ramp with heavy end uphill. Engage parking brake. 

      Secure loader and attachments using tie-downs and chains. Use towing vehicle and trailer of adequate capacity.


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