BELOW YOU FIND A COLLECTION OF FUNNY, WEIRD AND INTERESTING BOBCAT PICTURES.

Every Sunday morning the Bobcat skid steer loader goes to church.

Picture courtesy Bobcat Company.

Take a close look at this operator's hardhat.

Picture from my own personal collection.

!!!Do NOT try this at home!!!
These are all professionals. Such actions may cause damage to your machine
And or injury or death.

This is my father doing a front wheel wheely with the first generation 753 skid steer loader in 1990.

Picture taken by myself.

A grain silo caused this damage to the 843 skid steer loader.
The operator only had one broken rib thanks to the ROPS and FOBS cab.

Picture taken by my uncle Luc Vangaever from Belgium.

!!!Do NOT try this at home!!!
These are all professionals. Such actions may cause damage to your machine
And or injury or death.

This is a scan from a newspaper clip.
This was taken at a local event in Belgium, the stunt was later repeated in the popular TV show Wedden Dat (You Bet)

The goal was to balance the 843 Bobcat skid steer loader on the front wheels, while two mechanics changed the rear tires from sides.

All this had to be finished in 2.30 Min.

ANNECDOTE: The operator Andre' Vanrobaeys is a Belgian landscaper that drives his loader often on the front wheels to get in tight spaces.

Newspaper clip from my own personal collection.

A very nice picture of the mighty 970 skid steer loader.

Picture from my own personal collection.

Somebody totally misplaced the decals on this 974 Bobcat skid steer loader.

Picture send by Brian Miller from U.S.A.

Another nice picture of a 974 Bobcat skid steer loader in ship trimming action.

Picture from my own personal collection.

This is a Clark Equipment Co. Permissible loader. Approval 2G, Type P
It's a Melroe Bobcat M-600 modified to be completely explosion proof in order to work in the coalmines.
Serial nbr. P25G915.

Pictures send by Marc Brown from U.S.A.

!!!Do NOT try this at home!!!
These are all professionals. Such actions may cause damage to your machine
And or injury or death.

Even Bobcat skid steer loader can fight, or is it the operators?
Anyway, some of these "FIGHTING" bobcat loaders are being operated by the players from the Bobcat Ghent basketball team.
Maybe that explains it al.

Pictures taken by myself.

This is a M-700 Bobcat skid steer loader being lowered in a ship.

Picture from my own personal collection.

This is I as a little boy watching over my dad while he's playing with his toys.

Picture taken by my mother Maria.

!!!Do NOT try this at home!!!
These are all professionals. Such actions may cause damage to your machine
And or injury or death.

Oh boy, the cleaning boy is going to have a really busy day.

Pictures taken by myself.

My guess is that this is NOT the G-Series operator cab comfort.

Picture send by Brian Miller from U.S.A.

I guess the Bobcat Company has a good sense of humour (and I hope the competition does to)
These pictures where taken in the backyard at the Bobcat Gwinner, North Dakota plant.

This setup was made to commemorate the introduction of the 50-Series in 1990,
The campaign motto was "A DECADE AHEAD"
This reflected on the fact that the Bobcat skid steer loaders where 10 years ahead on the competion.

Pictures taken by myself.

This 543 Bobcat skid steer loader decided to have a nap.

Picture taken by myself.

!!!Do NOT try this at home!!!
These are all professionals. Such actions may cause damage to your machine
And or injury or death.

This is my father stunting in a 753 Bobcat skid steer loader in 1990.

Picture taken by myself.

!!!Do NOT try this at home!!!
These are all professionals. Such actions may cause damage to your machine
And or injury or death.

This guy is trying to walk his Bobcat skid steer loader home.

Picture from my own personal collection.

Special Edition: the 443 X-mass.

Picture taken by myself.

Bobcat versus Torro.

Picture send by John Shepard from U.S.A.