Bobcat introduces the S70 for work in tight jobsites

Jun 16, 2008

Bobcat has replaced their model 463 with the new S70, the smallest model in the company’s line of skid-steer loaders. A 23.5-horsepower engine powers the 2,845-pound S70. At 71.4 inches tall, 35.4 inches wide and 75.5 inches long without an attachment and with a rated operating capacity of 700 pounds, the S70 can work in confined areas. The Bob-Tach system allows attachments to be quickly connected or removed from the loader to accommodate 35 Bobcat attachments.

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