Graham Bay Area Equipment
(541) 329-4656North Bend, OR1625 Sherman Avenue
North Bend, OR 97459
66–73 horsepower utility tractor class
Bobcat Utility Tractors in Oregon
Step into heavier loader and implement work with a utility tractor built around powershuttle operation, Category 2 three-point capability, and larger-property demands.
Authorized Bobcat dealer · North Bend, Salem, and Eugene
Local product guidance
More tractor for larger work
Size for the heaviest recurring job.
Bobcat utility tractors occupy the 66–73 horsepower class and combine a 12x12 powershuttle transmission, mechanical self-leveling loader design, and Category 2 three-point capability for demanding property and farm work.
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Powershuttle workflow
Forward and reverse changes during loader work can be planned around a 12x12 powershuttle operating format.
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Loader-focused control
Mechanical self-leveling helps maintain bucket or fork angle as the loader raises through its path.
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Category 2 implements
Rear implement selection should account for Category 2 fit, PTO demand, weight, ballast, hydraulics, and working width.
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.
- 01Heavy loader work
- 02Farm and livestock support
- 03Road and driveway maintenance
- 04Large-property mowing
- 05Ground engagement
- 06Material and implement transport
Utility tractor fit check
Turn the largest job into a repeatable setup.
Define the heaviest loader cycle, widest implement, longest shift, steepest terrain, and tightest access before configuring the tractor.
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Loader cycle
Record material, load, lift height, attachment, pallet or bucket work, travel path, ballast, and cycles per hour.
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Category 2 implements
List implement weight, PTO horsepower needs, hydraulic remotes, working width, draft demands, and change frequency.
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Terrain and traction
Describe slopes, mud, pasture, gravel, roads, soil, turning room, tire preference, and seasonal conditions.
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Operator and transport
Consider cab, controls, visibility, road movement, trailer or delivery logistics, service, and expected shift length.
Keep building the right setup
Related equipment and work tools
Three Oregon Bobcat Stores
Local Utility Tractors Guidance
Contact Graham Bay Area Equipment in North Bend, Bobcat of Salem, or Bobcat of Eugene for utility tractors product guidance, configuration help, ordering, parts, and service.
Graham Bay Area Equipment
1625 Sherman AvenueNorth Bend, OR 97459(541) 329-4656
Serving Coos Bay, Reedsport, Florence, Bandon, Coquille.
Bobcat of Salem
2155 Claxter Road NESalem, OR 97301(503) 990-6278
Serving Keizer, Woodburn, Silverton, Dallas, Stayton.
Bobcat of Eugene
90420 Auction WayEugene, OR 97402(541) 461-3159
Serving Springfield, Junction City, Cottage Grove, Veneta, Creswell.
Straight answers
Utility Tractors questions
Product details and fit vary by model and configuration. Graham Equipment can help apply these answers to the exact work.
What horsepower class are Bobcat utility tractors?
Bobcat utility tractors span the 66–73 horsepower class. Exact specifications depend on the selected model and configuration.
What is a powershuttle transmission useful for?
A powershuttle format supports frequent forward and reverse direction changes, which can be useful during repetitive loader and material-handling cycles.
What implements fit a Bobcat utility tractor?
Implement fit depends on Category 2 hitch compatibility, PTO and hydraulic requirements, weight, working width, tractor configuration, ballast, and approved operating limits.
When should I compare a utility tractor instead of a compact tractor?
Compare utility tractors when heavier loader work, larger Category 2 implements, higher horsepower demands, or larger-scale property and farm work drive the decision.
Local Bobcat product guidance
Put the heaviest recurring job at the center.
Tell Graham Equipment about loader cycles, Category 2 implements, PTO needs, terrain, operator hours, and transport for a focused utility tractor comparison.