Payload
If you’re looking for a hard-working utility vehicle, payload capacity is probably at the top of your list. With payload capacities up to 1,250 lbs., you won’t be held back when your work requires the most from your machine. The Bobcat® utility vehicle is extremely useful for helping with a variety of tasks and activities.
Towing
Easily pull light-duty trailers through difficult terrain with an industry-leading towing rating of 2,000 lbs. Just hook up to the standard 2-inch hitch receiver and go. Haul a trailer with firewood, grass clippings or leaves, landscaping materials, trailered watercraft and much more. The weight of the trailer load is distributed directly to the tires without compressing the suspension, which means you can tow a large load without compromising your ride quality.
Composite Cargo Box
No matter what you have to transport, the composite cargo box can handle it. With 15.6 cubic feet of storage space and 1,250 lb load capacity, it’s one of the best in its class. It also includes multiple tie-down points, an easy-to-open single latch tailgate and standard lift assist for pain-free dumping. A rock solid, one-piece composite material design means it resists dents, scratches, rust and corrosion.
Transmission Options
Choose a utility vehicle with the best transmission type to propel you through your work: A quick continuously variable transmission (CVT) or a rock-solid hydrostatic transmission for your toughest jobs. Both transmissions offer low and high range operation. Low range provides maximum drive torque on hills, while towing heavy loads or when pushing snow. High range provides fast travel on hardpacked surfaces under light loads.
Four-Wheel Drive
If you’re in four-wheel drive mode and the rear wheels start to lose traction, the front wheels engage to give you enough torque to push through demanding terrain.
Customizable Drive Models
Three selectable drive modes give you more versatility with easy, push-button control. Single-wheel drive allows wheels to turn at different rpm, reducing ground disturbance to protect grass and other finished surfaces. Two-wheel mode provides power to both rear wheels. All-wheel drive provides the ultimate traction. After you stop to lock the differential, you can change from two-wheel mode to four-wheel drive on the fly. You'll maintain your momentum with the flip of a switch.