Bobcat Toolcat 5600 High Flow w/ SB240 Snowblower

2008 Bobcat Toolcat 5600 High Flow w/ SB240 Snowblower. Amazing set up. Plows through 14 inches of fresh powder with ease. Never clogs.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there nice machine , just got a new one john

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Nice.....Bobcats are hard to beat. If someone had one...they could snow blow 50 driveways a storm...and, in NYS, make $45 a pop x 50 = $2, 250 a storm. How does she do with slushy, wet snow though...any machine is good for light powder.

[@Steamboatsmyhome]

That's why you have to go with the High flow hydraulics. And High Flow blower. In 2 years of a lot of blowing I've had is clog maybe twice.

[@LuanneHowland]

On the 2008 once you have the auger going how do you rotate the chute?

[@vrfarmerguy]

Man I wish they still made the SB240. Loved that blower.

[@martinneps9387]

How would this machine be with the tracks please comment back

[@schultzpeakranch5501]

I have one with tracks and it’s amazing as long as ya get the winter set

[@schultzpeakranch5501]

No I have a t650 with the high flow and it doesn’t say it I had it added on so it does 28gpm with the 240 82 inch your units hi flow is like 21 on the spot wich is what that unit requires min

[@Michael-uo8sg]

Very good but annoying drums.

[@schultzpeakranch5501]

Ya bro your machine doesn’t really throw the snow far just kinda makes a mess ya deff aren’t hitting your gpm high enough mine throws it almost 100 feet straight shoot of it one solid stream doesn’t make big clouds like that

[@schultzpeakranch5501]

Nevermind it’s says it runs 27 still a neat set up

[@jjack7246]

Next video. Skip the music

[@PolarityMedical]

Nice vid. Will look for one that hasn't been sped up to get a sense of the actual blower/moving speed.

[@13612]

price for blower and bobcat? What else can you put on this bobcat?

[@davebrittain9216]

In our area near Toronto that machine with blower would be mid 30's to 40k

[@13612]

@@davebrittain9216 not worth it unless you had a real serious need to move snow quite often for sure!

[@davebrittain9216]

@@13612 Ya you would have to make it work for you to pay for itself at that kind of price.

[@richfarfugnuven6308]

Nice setup.

[@ML-lg4ky]

Nice piece

[@MrMoe158]

Price?

[@Steamboatsmyhome]

They hold their value. About 30k for machine of this age and 4k for blower.

[@raymondj8768]

ho much do they go for new bro???

[@tomr9783]

Wish this wasn't sped up. Would be nice to see actual speed of machine.

[@upnorthyooper1196]

Ya, the video is useless.

[@tommybarnhart6023]

Do you know you can adjust the playback speed of KZbin videos?

[@yota87truck]

How do you operate the snow blower attachment?

[@CharlieDresen]

Super easy. Because they are both bobcat, one switch starts the auger, one switch rotates the shoot location and another controls the height of the snow. So just 3 operations. My 2008 has the auger on the stick and the other two controls on the center counsel.

[@MyOldSled]

Could be more specific? Ie is the auger the trigger?

[@richardrasmussen7334]

Charlie Dresen would you recommend that width for toolcat or smaller in-width I have new one high flow live in lower NY. ..?

[@Elementsian]

Nice setup / video

[@tltsw]

Nice machine but way over priced. I would rather put my money in a Kubota just because it's resale value is higher and honestly just a better built machine. Like owning a GM over a Dodge type thing, they both get the job done but the GM will always be worth more in the end. Like the old saying goes YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.

[@Steamboatsmyhome]

Think of it this way - if you're saying they are "way over prices" then that must mean they hold their value. Which they do. You do get what you pay for. And what I have is an amazing snow remover, hole digger, dirt mover, trail maker, tree hauler, firewood dumper, rock mover, road base dispenser, tree dragger, etc. All while listening to music and either warm or cold. It's the best purchase ever.

[@mattywho8485]

GM worth more than a Dodge in the end??? Guess again.

[@kenthorn9176]

But you own neither a Bobcat or a Kubota and probably never will. Just keep spouting your ignorance.