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Bobcat Toolcat 5600D 4 x 4 Utility Vehicle

Bobcat Toolcat General Information:
The D-Series 5600 is the first compact loader to feature true four-wheel
independent suspension, further establishing it as a “one-of-a-kind” machine.
This provides top-of-the-line comfort while maximizing traction, attachment
performance and turning. Four-wheel independent suspension is particularly
beneficial when mowing, spraying, pushing snow or simply traveling comfortably
over uneven terrain. The wheel and frame isolation of independent suspension
increases wheel-to-ground contact, which better absorbs shock to help maintain a
consistent mowing height, improve traction and decrease travel time due to a
smoother ride.So how does the Toolcat 5600 ride smoothly, yet
still have a 2,000-pound payload or a 1,500-pound rated operating capacity?
The answer is specially designed suspension stops integrated into the
suspension system to help maintain the desired lifting capacity. The new D-Series 5600 also features a full-time four-wheel drive system designed
with an emphasis on performance while offering operation for a variety of
conditions. Exclusive limited slip differentials constantly monitor tractive
effort, delivering torque to all four wheels while automatically managing
distribution of that power to respond to the ground conditions. Whether you need
to power through mud and snow, maintain traction to minimize turf damage or
travel an uphill trail, the machine will automatically sense where traction can
be obtained and transfer power there.“To further increase the operator’s productivity, we’ve added a power management
feature to the Toolcat 5600 that balances power distribution between the
attachment and drive system,” Gilles said. For example, if operators are blowing
snow and encounter a deeper drift, the attachment and machine will need more
time to power through it. Power management automatically makes the necessary
adjustment, matching drivetrain and attachment requirements to deliver maximum
efficiency and productivity. “This feature is a huge benefit in conditions such
as mowing heavy brush, tilling or working on an incline,” Gilles said.
In addition to power management, the Toolcat 5600 drive system also features
work mode, which delivers more precise control of travel speed when finite
movements are required. Other drive system features that help provide smooth
operation include shift-on-the-fly two speed, cruise control and hydrostatic
braking, which is more efficient and convenient than conventional braking
systems.Maneuverability is one of the biggest reasons operators choose the Toolcat 5600,
according to Gilles. Its all-wheel steer capability delivers a tighter turning
radius than most ATVs. That type of performance enables operators to mow around
trees, travel trails or move material in tight spaces such as corrals or between
buildings on a university campus. Essentially, it enables them to work in areas
that they couldn’t with equipment of the same size and capabilities.

All-wheel steering also makes the 5600 ideal for turf and grass work. With each
axle sharing the same steering angle, sharp turns on grass and improved surfaces
yield little or no damage. Together with work mode and dynamic braking,
all-wheel steering allows operators to accomplish the precise maneuvers they
need for the most meticulous jobs.“The Toolcat is packed with Bobcat innovation — making it very agile, providing
more operator confidence when working in those tight quarters or sensitive
ground conditions.” Gilles said.
The Toolcat 5600 is called a utility work machine because of its versatile
attachment lineup. There are more than 38 attachments available, including
mowers, snow blades and blowers, augers, angle brooms, buckets, tillers and
pallet forks to name a few. Not only is the selection vast, but attachments can
also be mounted in the front, giving the operator excellent visibility of the
work area.

The standard Bob-Tach™ mounting system enables operators to switch between
attachments in less than a minute and requires no additional assistance or
tools. From homeowners with acreages to grounds maintenance managers or
municipalities, customers will find the attachment for the job and a way to put
the 5600 to work.
The Toolcat utility work
machine, with its lift, tow and haul capabilities, not only transports two
workers and all the tools they need for a job, but it can also complete the task
at hand. The standard two-inch receiver hitch and 4,000-pound towing capacity
can easily satisfy the majority of maintenance-related towing requirements. Its
1,500-pound ROC enables it to easily lift and dump more dirt, rock, mulch and
other materials than compact tractors of the same size. There’s also room to
haul tools like trimmers and blowers, or materials such as mulch or dirt, in the
utility work machine’s hydraulic dump cargo box, which features a 2,000-pound
payload capacity.
Operating the Toolcat 5600 is a comfortable experience. With an automotive-style
cab, tilt-steering wheel and drive pedal operation similar to that of a pickup,
putting the machine to work is more intuitive and less intimidating than other
types of compact equipment. For optimal operator comfort, customers can choose
an enclosed cab with heat and air conditioning, a CD player and keyless start.
Bobcat Toolcat Specifications:
| Engine |
| Engine Cooling |
Liquid |
| Engine Fuel |
Diesel |
| Horsepower |
56 HP |
| Turbocharged Engine |
Yes |
| Performance |
| Operating Weight |
5490 lbs |
| Travel Speed - High |
18 mph |
| Travel Speed - Low |
9 mph |
| Travel Speed - Reverse |
9 mph |
| Machine Rated Capacity |
2200 lbs |
| Capacities |
| Fuel Tank |
20 gal |
| Cargo Box Length |
56 in |
| Cargo Box Width |
51 in |
| Cargo Box Bed Load Capacity |
2000 lbs |
| Cargo Box Height |
10 in |
| Cargo Box Bed Load Height |
37 in |
| Total Vehicle Rated Capacity |
4200 lbs |
| Hydraulic System |
| Auxiliary Std Flow |
18.9 GPM |
| Auxiliary Pressure |
3000 psi |
| Auxiliary High Flow |
27.9 GPM |
| Dimension |
| Length |
181 in |
| Length without Attachment |
144.5 in |
| Width |
60 in |
| Width (with bucket) |
62 in |
| Height |
81 in |
| Height with Operator Cab |
81 in |
| Bed Height From Ground |
37 in |
| Cargo Box Maximum Load |
2000 lbs |
| Cargo Box Volume |
18 cubic ft |
| Ground Clearance |
8 in |
| Turning Radius (AWS Mode) |
103 in |
| Outside Turning Diameter |
17.2 ft |
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Manufacturer Info:
Bobcat Company
Website:
www.bobcat.com Fifty years ago, Bobcat Company unleashed a way to work
better, smarter, faster. During 2008, the company is celebrating the 50th
anniversary of Bobcat compact equipment, which began with the Melroe
Self-Propelled Loader — a three-wheeled front-end loader — in 1958. That machine
evolved into the Bobcat skid-steer loader and spawned the worldwide compact
equipment industry. Today, Bobcat continues to lead the world in the design,
manufacture and distribution of compact equipment.Bobcat Company, headquartered in West Fargo, N.D., is part of Doosan Infracore
International (DII), a U.S.-based subsidiary of Doosan Infracore, a global
manufacturer of construction equipment.
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