Bobcat Telehandlers
29 Bobcat telehandlers models with full specs, shipping dimensions, auction history, AI price estimates, common problems, and live dealer inventory.
Successor to the T35100. Often found with a cab enclosure and HVAC.
Part of Bobcat's larger SLP (Super Low Profile) series for enhanced stability and reach.
The 'T' suffix often denotes models with increased lifting capacity and/or specific market configurations.
Rotary telehandlers offer significant advantages in specific scenarios, but come with a higher purchase price and complexity.
Part of the newer Bobcat 'R-Series' telehandler line, replacing older models in its class.
Another R-Series model, offering increased lift capacity and height over the TL619.
The largest R-Series telehandler with a 74hp engine. Provides a balance of power and emissions compliance.
A popular older model, many still in operation. Predecessor to several current SLP models.
A very common and popular legacy model, offering a good balance of lift and maneuverability for many applications.
A smaller, highly maneuverable telehandler designed for applications where space is at a premium. Often seen on farms.
A workhorse in the larger telehandler class, designed for significant lifting and placing tasks. Known for its robust frame.
One of Bobcat's smallest telehandlers, ideal for agricultural use and light construction where access is restricted.
This model hits a sweet spot for many contractors, offering significant height and capacity without being overly large.
Shares many characteristics with the T40.180SLP as a high-reach telehandler, offering similar performance with potential market distinctions.
Renowned for its stable platform and ease of use in confined spaces.
Popular choice for its high reach capabilities and stable operation.
A powerful 3-in-1 machine, combining telehandler, aerial platform, and crane functionality.
A workhorse model, popular for its balance of reach and capacity.
An older but reliable model often found in smaller operations.
A very agile and compact telehandler, ideal for tight spaces.
Designed for heavy-duty applications requiring significant reach.
Known for its robust lifting power and hydraulic performance in a compact frame.
A versatile model for everyday construction needs.
Combines substantial lifting power with high-flow hydraulics for specialized attachments.
A well-rounded telehandler suitable for a variety of tasks where solid lift capacity is key.
A rotating telehandler offering superior flexibility for demanding jobs.
A popular early compact telehandler, still widely used for its small size and versatility.
A well-balanced machine offering a good combination of size, lift, and reach.
