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Updated: November 10th, 2009 10:13 AM GMT-05:00

Bobcat Adds Transmission Option to Compact Tractor Line

Bobcat CT450 Compact Tractor with Shuttle shift transmission option
Bobcat will launch a semi-synchronized gear transmission option for its compact tractors which will be available on the CT335, CT445 and CT450 (shown) models.

Bobcat Company

WEST FARGO, N.D. - Since launching its first compact tractor models in 2007, Bobcat Company has continued to expand the line with new models, new options and new attachments. For the rest of 2009 and into 2010, Bobcat has additions planned for its whole compact tractor line.

Bryan Zent, marketing manager at Bobcat, said 2009 has been a busy year for Bobcat compact tractors. The year has brought not only changes and updates to the line, but also a contest.

Some of the additions coming this year and in 2010 include a shuttle shift transmission (SST) option, to complement the current hydrostatic transmission, and a line of front-mounted implements.

Shuttle shift transmission option
In the coming months, Bobcat will launch a semi-synchronized gear transmission option which will be available on the CT335, CT445, and CT450 models. This transmission will feature 12 forward gears and 12 reverse gears with shuttle shift capabilities for ease of use, which will complement the hydrostatic transmission (HST) models offered today.

Ideal for customers of all types, the SST transmission will provide optimal PTO output and efficiencies for use in applications such as mowing, tilling and other rear PTO demanding applications. These models will also excel in applications such as spraying and seeding, where a specific speed needs to be maintained.

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(11/10/09 - 10:47 AM)

Bobcat is the best and their tractors are m uch better than Kubota!

Mike Ciaio


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