Bobcat T770 T4 Skid Steer / CTL
Bobcat T770 T4
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
Bobcat T770 T4 is a tracked skid steer loader designed for construction and material-handling work on job sites that require compact maneuverability and traction. It is powered by a 68 kW (92 hp) Tier 4 diesel, turbocharged engine and uses a hydrostatic powertrain, placing it in the compact loader class while meeting EPA Tier 4 emission requirements.
Key operating figures include a rated operating capacity of 1,576 kg (3,470 lb), a tipping load of 4,504 kg (9,930 lb), and a dump height of 2,896 mm (9 ft 6 in). The machine’s hydrostatic drive and 2-speed high up to 17 km/h (10.6 mph) support loading cycles and movement across construction sites.
Year
2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Length
Height
Width
3,597 mm
~141.6 in
2,064 mm
~81.3 in
1,981 mm
~78 in
Engine Power
92 hp
Operating Weight
3,402 kg
Rated Operating Capacity
1,576 kg
Dump Height
2,896 mm
Bucket volume
880 cu(m)
Max. speed
17 km/h
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
Tier 4 (EPA)
Displacement
3 cu(m)
Speeds
Single/low range ~10.6 km/h (6.6 mph); 2-speed high up to 17.2–17.7 km/h (10.7–11 mph) (varies by source)
Fuel tank
168 L
Number of batteries
2
Wheelbase
1,524 mm
Axles
Tracked (hydrostatic drive)
Battery Voltage
12
Final drive
Hydrostatic (dual hydrostatic drive motors)
Battery Capacity
70
Net Power (ISO 9249)
92 hp
Manufacturer and Model
Bobcat (Tier 4 diesel, turbocharged)
Alternator Rating
90
Pump flow loader
87 L/min
2 Speed High
17 km/h
Tractive Effort
82 kN
Brakes
Hydrostatic braking (dynamic via drive motors) + spring-applied hydraulic release parking brake
System Pressure at Couplers
24,132 kPa
Hydraulic Horsepower Flow
36 hp
Length Without Bucket
2,903 mm
Length With Foundry Bucket
3,597 mm
Width Without Bucket
1,981 mm
Height to Top of ROPS
2,064 mm
Height to Hinge Pin
3,353 mm
Dump Height With Foundry Bucket
2,850 mm
Dump Reach With Foundry Bucket
914 mm
Dump Reach With Construction Bucket
762 mm
Ground Clearance
406 mm
Angle of Departure
35 deg
Front Turn Radius With Foundry Bucket
2,235 mm
Dump Angle (full lift height)
45 deg
Bucket Rollback (ground level)
40 deg
Tipping Load
4,504 kg
SAE Rated Operating Capacity With Counterweight
1,678 kg
Boom Breakout Force With Foundry Bucket
61 kg
Boom Breakout Force With Construction Bucket
58 kg
Bucket Breakout Force With Foundry Bucket
97 kg
Bucket Breakout Force With Construction Bucket
95 kg
Powertrain Type
Hydrostatic
Operating Weight - Rear
4,684 kg
Standard features
N/A (tracks); track width 450 mm / 457 mm
Seed spacing
10 mm
Cylinders
4
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What is the average price of a Bobcat T770 T4?
No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.
What are the key advantages of the Bobcat T770 T4?
Key supplied specifications include 68.6 kW (92 hp), a rated operating capacity of 1,576 kg (3,474 lb), hydrostatic tracked drive, 87 L/min (23 gpm) loader pump flow, and 406 mm (16 in) ground clearance.
What type of engine does the T770 T4 use?
The T770 T4 uses a Bobcat Tier 4 diesel, turbocharged engine. It has 4 cylinders and meets the Tier 4 (EPA) emission standard.
How much horsepower does the T770 T4 have?
The T770 T4 has 68.6 kW (92 hp) of net power under ISO 9249.
What fuel does the Bobcat T770 T4 use?
The Bobcat T770 T4 uses diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 168 L (44.4 US gal).
What jobs is this Skid Steer Loaders best suited for?
The supplied data does not confirm specific job applications. Its tracked hydrostatic drive, rated operating capacity of 1,576 kg (3,474 lb), and hydraulic flow of 87 L/min (23 gpm) are relevant factors when matching it to attachments and site requirements.
What is the expected lifespan of the T770 T4?
No expected service-life figure is supplied. Evaluate maintenance records, engine and hydraulic condition, track wear, undercarriage components, controls, and signs of leaks or structural damage.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Skid Steer Loaders?
Check maintenance records, engine operation, hydraulic leaks and coupler pressure, track and undercarriage wear, hydrostatic drive response, brake and parking-brake function, attachment controls, ROPS condition, and signs of frame or boom damage. Confirm the machine’s configuration and operating history.
