attachment q's

[montanabob]

im considering buying an older (60's-70's) clark/bobcat m-600 and id like to know if any of the newer bobcat attachments will fit., i.e.post hole digger, backhoe, rototiller, sweeper, trencher, etc im just wondering just how worth it this deal would be if I couldn't attach newer rentable attachments to this
older machine. any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks

 

[Mac2411]

I'm sorry but I don't know anything about that particular machine. It doesn't look like anyone else does here either, but maybe bumping your thread back to the top will get it more attention. Bump.

 

[beemerphile]

Probably better to hit a skid steer site for more accurate info. Unless someone has added quick attach system, it probably has a pin-on bucket. Even if it had an adapted bob-tach or equivalent, the hydraulics don't flow enough for most modern hydraulic driven attachments. I'd also expect some head-scratching over the drive system. Not much weight and lift capacity. If it were me, I'd look for a later model with hydrostat / diesel, or I'd shelf the idea.

 

[beemerphile]

Probably better to hit a skid steer site for more accurate info. Unless someone has added quick attach system, it probably has a pin-on bucket. Even if it had an adapted bob-tach or equivalent, the hydraulics don't flow enough for most modern hydraulic driven attachments. I'd also expect some head-scratching over the drive system. Not much weight and lift capacity. If it were me, I'd look for a later model with hydrostat / diesel, or I'd shelf the idea.

I have a friend who has one. He pushes small piles around with it and works on it constantly. Mostly it sits.

 

[Xfaxman]

im considering buying an older (60's-70's) clark/bobcat m-600 and id like to know if any of the newer bobcat attachments will fit., i.e.post hole digger, backhoe, rototiller, sweeper, trencher, etc im just wondering just how worth it this deal would be if I couldn't attach newer rentable attachments to this
older machine. any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks

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I don't know anything about the M600, so I will give your thread another bump.