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Compact access · ride-on productivity

Bobcat Mini Track Loaders in Oregon

Bring loader capability through narrow access for landscaping, property work, cleanup, material handling, digging, grading, and attachment-driven jobs.

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Productivity through the gate

Small footprint. Real loader work.

Bobcat mini track loaders pair a compact ride-on format with tracked traction and attachment versatility for jobs where larger machines cannot fit or would create too much disturbance.

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Tight-access capability

A narrow machine can reach backyards, pathways, fenced areas, and constrained renovation or landscape work zones.

02

Low-impact mobility

The tracked footprint is designed to support traction while minimizing disturbance compared with larger equipment.

03

One carrier, many tasks

Compatible buckets, forks, augers, grapples, trenchers, and other tools let the machine move between jobs.

Where it earns its place

Work this category is built around

Final fit depends on the exact model, configuration, attachment, material, site, and approved operating limits.

  • 01Backyard access
  • 02Landscape installation
  • 03Material moving
  • 04Digging and grading
  • 05Trenching and auger work
  • 06Cleanup and demolition support

Two mini track loader choices

MT100 and MT120

The MT100 and MT120 give operators two choices around access, rated capacity, lift height, reach, transport, and attachment work.

  • MT100
  • MT120

Mini loader fit check

Measure the opening—and the work beyond it.

Machine width is only the first constraint. Lift, reach, material, surface, attachment, and transport needs complete the comparison.

01

Measure every pinch point

Record gates, paths, doors, corners, trailer width, overhead limits, and the room available to turn and dump.

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Define material handling

Include material density, bucket or fork loads, dump target, placement height, and how far each load travels.

03

Choose attachments early

Attachment type, weight, mounting interface, and hydraulic demand can determine which machine and configuration fit.

04

Protect the surface

Describe turf, soil, pavers, slopes, moisture, and restoration expectations before planning the route.

Keep building the right setup

Related equipment and work tools

Loader Buckets

Match bucket style, width, and capacity to the material and carrier.

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Grapples

Plan for brush, roots, debris, and irregular material handling.

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Small Articulated Loaders

Compare a turf-friendly articulated loader format for tight property work.

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Three Oregon Bobcat Stores

Local Mini Track Loaders Guidance

Contact Graham Bay Area Equipment in North Bend, Bobcat of Salem, or Bobcat of Eugene for mini track loaders product guidance, configuration help, ordering, parts, and service.

Graham Bay Area Equipment dealership building

Graham Bay Area Equipment

1625 Sherman Avenue
North Bend, OR 97459
(541) 329-4656

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

Bobcat of Salem dealership building

Bobcat of Salem

2155 Claxter Road NE
Salem, OR 97301
(503) 990-6278

Serving Keizer, Woodburn, Silverton, Dallas, Stayton.

Bobcat of Eugene dealership building

Bobcat of Eugene

90420 Auction Way
Eugene, OR 97402
(541) 461-3159

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

Straight answers

Mini Track Loaders questions

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

What are Bobcat mini track loaders used for?

They are designed for material handling, grading, digging, landscaping, cleanup, and attachment work where compact access and a lighter footprint matter.

Which Bobcat mini track loader models can I compare?

The Bobcat mini track loader range includes the MT100 and MT120. Graham Equipment can help compare access, lift, attachments, controls, and configuration around the work.

Can a mini track loader fit through a backyard gate?

It may, but measure the exact gate and every turn, path, overhead restriction, and work area. Compare those dimensions with the configured machine and attachment before planning access.

Do mini track loaders use hydraulic attachments?

Yes, Bobcat offers compatible powered and non-powered attachments. Mounting interface, hydraulic requirements, weight, and approved carrier compatibility must be confirmed.

Local Bobcat product guidance

Measure the access. Describe the work.

Graham Equipment can help compare the MT100 and MT120 around your gates, surfaces, lift, attachments, transport, and daily workload.

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