Carrier fit first · application fit second

Bobcat Attachments & Implements in Oregon

Turn one carrier into a more useful system by matching the work tool to the exact machine, mounting interface, hydraulics, load, and application.

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Authorized Bobcat dealer · North Bend, Salem, and Eugene

Bobcat T650 compact track loader moving debris with a root grapple

Local product guidance

Compatibility is the first specification

A work tool only performs when the whole system matches.

Carrier model, serial-number range, mounting interface, hydraulic flow and pressure, attachment weight, dimensions, controls, and the material being handled all belong in the fit check.

Match the carrier

Start with the exact equipment model and serial number so mounting, approved use, hydraulic requirements, and limits can be checked.

Match the material

Density, size, shape, abrasiveness, impact, moisture, and finish expectations influence the right bucket, grapple, breaker, mower, or blade.

Match the workflow

Change frequency, transport, storage, coupler type, controls, maintenance, and operator visibility affect day-to-day productivity.

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Bobcat T595 compact track loader dumping dirt from a bucket on a jobsite

General purpose · grading · trenching

Loader Buckets

Bobcat loader buckets for digging, grading, material handling, and everyday attachment work on compact loaders and skid-steers.

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Bobcat large excavator loading dirt into a dump truck with an excavator bucket

Digging · trenching · grading

Excavator Buckets

Bobcat excavator buckets for trenching, digging, grading, and utility work on compact and large excavators.

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Loader · material · width

Compact Tractor Buckets

Bobcat compact tractor front-end loader buckets matched to the exact loader, tractor platform, material, width, capacity, and property work.

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Industrial · root · utility · log

Grapples

Bobcat grapple attachments for brush, roots, logs, rock, demolition debris, and irregular material handling.

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Bobcat E48 compact excavator using a nitrogen breaker to break concrete

Hydraulic · nitrogen breakers

Breakers & Hammers

Bobcat hydraulic and nitrogen breakers for concrete, rock, asphalt, and demolition work on compatible carriers.

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Bobcat T76 compact track loader cutting overgrown weeds with a Brushcat rotary cutter

Rotary · flail · finish · brush

Mowers & Cutters

Bobcat mower and cutter attachments for brush clearing, roadside maintenance, turf care, and vegetation management.

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Dozer · box · angle blades

Blades & Grading

Bobcat blade and grading attachments for leveling, backfilling, snow removal, and finish work on loaders and carriers.

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Bobcat E35 compact excavator using a hydraulic breaker on concrete rubble

Couplers · thumbs · specialty tools

Compact Excavator Attachments

Bobcat compact excavator attachments for digging, trenching, demolition, and utility work with the right coupler and flow match.

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A safer fit conversation

Bring the model, serial number, and job details.

Graham Equipment can use those specifics to narrow compatible Bobcat work tools without relying on a generic category match.

Identify the carrier

Provide model, serial number, mounting system, current attachments, and any factory or dealer-installed options.

Describe the material

Include type, density, size, contamination, moisture, impact, and the result you need after each pass.

Confirm hydraulics

Powered attachments may require specific auxiliary flow, pressure, couplers, case drain, electrical controls, or protection kits.

Review limits

Attachment weight, load position, carrier capacity, operating surface, visibility, and approved use must be checked together.

Three Oregon Bobcat Stores

Attachments & Implements Guidance Across Oregon

Contact Graham Bay Area Equipment in North Bend, Bobcat of Salem, or Bobcat of Eugene for attachments & implements selection, configuration, ordering, parts, and service.

Graham Bay Area Equipment

1625 Sherman Avenue
North Bend, OR 97459

(541) 329-4656

Serving Coos Bay, Reedsport, Florence, Bandon, Coquille.

Bobcat of Salem

2155 Claxter Road NE
Salem, OR 97301

(503) 990-6278

Serving Keizer, Woodburn, Silverton, Dallas, Stayton.

Bobcat of Eugene

90420 Auction Way
Eugene, OR 97402

(541) 461-3159

Serving Springfield, Junction City, Cottage Grove, Veneta, Creswell.

Straight answers

Attachments & Implements questions

Product details and fit vary by model and configuration. Graham Equipment can help apply these answers to the exact work.

Do Bobcat attachments fit every Bobcat machine?

No. Compatibility depends on the exact carrier, model and serial number, mounting interface, hydraulic requirements, attachment weight, controls, and approved operating limits.

What information should I provide for an attachment quote?

Provide the machine model and serial number, mounting or coupler system, hydraulic details where known, material, task, desired width or capacity, and any current work tools.

Why do hydraulic flow and pressure matter?

Powered attachments are designed for specific hydraulic ranges. An incorrect match can reduce performance or create equipment and attachment risk, so the exact requirements must be confirmed.

Can Graham Equipment help match an attachment to my carrier?

Yes. Graham Equipment can help review the carrier, serial number, interface, hydraulics, work material, and application before ordering a compatible Bobcat attachment or implement.

Local Bobcat product guidance

Start with the carrier. Finish with the work.

Send Graham Equipment the model, serial number, mounting system, hydraulics, material, and task for a focused attachment-fit conversation.

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