Bobcat T770 Compact Track Loader – Specs, Parts & High-Lift Performance

Description:

The Bobcat T770 Compact Track Loader is a heavy-duty vertical-lift powerhouse designed for high-capacity lifting and rugged terrain performance. With a 92 hp Bobcat D34 Tier 4 Final diesel engine, the T770 delivers aggressive breakout force and a 3,475 lb rated operating capacity, making it ideal for loading high-sided trucks, land clearing, or demolition.

The T770 features 23 GPM standard hydraulic flow, with an optional high-flow rate of 36.6 GPM to power demanding attachments like forestry cutters and cold planers. Its wide track stance and 6.6 psi ground pressure provide stability and traction on soft, muddy, or uneven terrain. The spacious cab, advanced diagnostics, and optimized cooling system make this loader a favorite in construction, forestry, and agriculture.

Key Specifications:

• Engine: Bobcat D34 Turbo Diesel, 92 hp (Tier 4 Final)

• Hydraulic Flow: 23 GPM standard; 36.6 GPM high flow (optional)

• Rated Operating Capacity (ROC): 3,475 lbs

• Operating Weight: 10,515 lbs

• Lift Path: Vertical

• Lift Height to Hinge Pin: 132 in

• Track Width: 17.7 in (wide track option)

• Ground Pressure: 6.6 psi

• Travel Speed: 6.6 mph (2-speed: 10.7 mph)

Maintenance Essentials:

• Replace fuel, oil, air, and hydraulic filters regularly

• Monitor and maintain track tension and roller condition

• Clean radiator and check cooling fan operation for heavy-duty cycles

Get top performance with Bobcat T770 filter kits, hydraulic seal kits, and undercarriage components.

Common Issues & Fixes:

• High-pressure hydraulic leaks – repair with high-flow cylinder kits

• Fuel system priming failures – inspect filter housing and bleed system

• Overheating in extreme use – clean debris from cooling cores and verify fan sensor

Serial Number Location:
Stamped on the frame under the cab or engine bay area near the rear of the loader. Always verify before ordering parts.

Pro Tip:
Use high-flow attachments only with the high-flow equipped T770 to prevent hydraulic overload. Regularly inspect auxiliary couplers for wear.