Bobcat S770 • Model-Specific Guide • Canada

Bobcat S770 Attachment Guide — What Fits, What Flows, What Works

The Bobcat S770 is a large-frame skid steer built for commercial construction, demolition, and serious landscaping work. With 2,690 lb ROC and optional high-flow hydraulics at 32.2 GPM, it opens the door to demanding attachments. Here's exactly what it can run and how to match attachments to this machine.

Bobcat S770 Machine Specs

The S770 is a large-frame wheeled skid steer on the Bobcat M-Series platform — a step up from the popular S650. It shares the same 2,690 lb ROC as the S650 but brings a larger frame, more weight, and an optional high-flow hydraulic kit. Commercial construction, demo work, and landscaping contractors across Ontario, the BC Lower Mainland, and Alberta urban sites run this machine regularly.

Bobcat S770 — Factory Specifications

Rated Operating Capacity (ROC) 2,690 lbs 50% of tipping load
Engine 74.3 hp (Bobcat)
Standard Hydraulic Flow 22.0 GPM Runs most standard-flow attachments
High-Flow (Optional Kit) 32.2 GPM Optional high-flow kit — verify before buying HF attachments
Quick Attach System Bob-Tach SSQA adapter available for universal attachments
Lift Arm Design Vertical Lift Better reach at height; ideal for truck loading
Hydraulic Circuit Open-Loop
S650 Comparison Larger frame, same ROC S770 is the bigger twin — operators upgrading from S650 gain HF headroom
High-flow is an option, not standard. The S770 was available with or without the high-flow hydraulic kit. A used S770 may not have high flow installed. Before buying any high-flow-required attachment (mulcher, snowblower, cold planer, rotary cutter), confirm the specific machine is equipped. Check the aux coupler port size — HF machines have larger-diameter flat-face couplers — or ask your Bobcat Canada dealer to pull the build sheet by serial number.

Bob-Tach Coupler Notes

The S770 uses Bobcat's Bob-Tach quick attach system. Bob-Tach's coupler geometry is physically compatible with the industry-standard SSQA (Standard Skid Steer Quick Attach) with an adapter:

S770 owners upgrading from S650: The Bob-Tach coupler geometry is the same between S770 and S650. Any attachments fitted to an S650 will mount directly to the S770 without modification. The gain when upgrading is primarily the larger frame stability and the S770's higher-capacity high-flow option (32.2 GPM vs 34.8 GPM on HF S650 — verify your specific machines' configurations).

Hydraulic Flow Table

The S770's standard flow of 22.0 GPM covers the full range of common skid steer attachments. The optional 32.2 GPM high-flow kit opens mulchers, snowblowers, and cold planers. Here's how the numbers break down against common attachment categories:

Flow Mode GPM Available Attachment Categories Supported
Standard Flow 22.0 GPM Buckets, forks, grapples, augers, brooms, blades, dozer blades, snow pushers, trenchers, post drivers, mixers, standard breakers
High Flow (optional kit) 32.2 GPM All standard flow items + mulchers (mid-size), snowblowers, rotary cutters, flail mowers, soil conditioners, cold planers (light-mid), large breakers
32.2 GPM HF ceiling matters for heavy mulchers: Some commercial forestry mulchers and aggressive cold planers require 35–45+ GPM. At 32.2 GPM, the S770 HF runs mid-range mulchers well but is not the right platform for the most demanding forestry heads. For those, consider larger machines (Bobcat T76, S86) with higher-output high-flow systems.

Full Compatibility Matrix

Standard flow = 22.0 GPM. High flow = 32.2 GPM (if equipped with optional kit). ROC = 2,690 lbs.

✅ Standard Flow — Runs on All S770 Units

Attachment Compatibility Notes
GP Buckets (dirt, gravel, rock) ✅ Standard Flow 68–72" optimal for this frame; 78" max
Pallet Forks ✅ Standard Flow 2,690 lb ROC; 48" forks standard; handles construction pallets and bales
Bale Spears ✅ Standard Flow Single and double spear; large frames handle big rounds well
Auger Drives (standard flow) ✅ Standard Flow Up to 18" bits in most soil; 22 GPM runs standard auger motors well
Dozer / Angle Blades ✅ Standard Flow 84–96" width optimal; larger frame provides better blade stability
Grapples (root, rock, brush) ✅ Standard Flow 66–72" widths work well; common on demo and land-clearing sites
Snow Pushers (box blades) ✅ Standard Flow 10'–14' optimal for this frame; no hydraulics required for passive pushers
Power Rakes / Landscape Rakes ✅ Standard Flow Hydraulic versions run well at 22 GPM
Box Blades / Landplanes ✅ Standard Flow 84–96" typical; passive attachment, no flow required
Post Drivers ✅ Standard Flow Standard-flow post drivers operate within 22 GPM range
Cement / Concrete Mixers ✅ Standard Flow Most drum mixers run 10–18 GPM; S770 std flow handles comfortably
Sweepers / Angle Brooms ✅ Standard Flow Hydraulic brooms typically 12–18 GPM; 72–84" common widths
Trenchers (standard flow) ✅ Standard Flow Check weight — heavy trenchers approach ROC limit
Hydraulic Breakers (mid-size) ✅ Standard Flow Mid-size breakers typically 12–22 GPM; confirm spec sheet
Backhoe Attachments ✅ Standard Flow Mid-size backhoe attachments fit; verify weight vs ROC

✅ High Flow — Needs Optional 32.2 GPM HF Kit Installed

Attachment Compatibility Notes
Mulchers / Forestry Heads (mid-size) ✅ High Flow Mulchers rated 25–32 GPM run well; aggressive 35+ GPM models exceed S770 HF ceiling
Snow Blowers (hydraulic) ✅ High Flow Most commercial snow blowers need 25–35 GPM; HF kit required
Rotary Cutters / Brush Cutters ✅ High Flow High-speed motors need 28–35 GPM; std flow underperforms significantly
Flail Mowers ✅ High Flow Commercial flail mowers typically 25–35 GPM; HF kit needed
Soil Conditioners ✅ High Flow Full-size soil conditioners run 25–38 GPM for rated performance
Cold Planers (light-mid) ✅ High Flow Light cold planers (up to 32 GPM rated) work; heavy planers needing 35+ GPM are marginal
Large Hydraulic Breakers ✅ High Flow Large-class breakers (750+ ft-lb) require 25+ GPM and higher pressure

⚠️ Marginal / Not Recommended — Check Before Buying

Attachment Compatibility Notes
Heavy Forestry Mulchers (35+ GPM) ⚠️ Marginal Aggressive commercial forestry heads designed for 35–45+ GPM will run sluggishly on the S770's 32.2 GPM HF. Consider a T76, S86, or Cat 289D3 for these applications.
Heavy Cold Planers (35+ GPM) ⚠️ Marginal Heavy cold planers typically want 35+ GPM. The S770 HF ceiling of 32.2 GPM is close but may result in reduced cut speed or motor stress. Verify attachment-specific GPM requirement.
Stump Grinders CHECK WEIGHT Commercial stump grinders range 1,800–3,500 lbs. S770 ROC is 2,690 lbs — heavy units may exceed this. Also requires HF for most models. Verify attachment weight and GPM requirement before purchase.
Heavy Trenchers CHECK WEIGHT Heavy-duty trenchers (rock chain, wide boom) can reach 2,000–2,800 lbs. Check attachment weight rating vs ROC.

Recommended Attachment Widths for the S770

The S770 is a large-frame skid steer — bigger than the S650 — which means it can handle wider attachments while maintaining stability. These recommendations reflect the machine's physical footprint and ROC.

Buckets

68–72" Optimal
80" max (reduces forward visibility at wider sizes)

Snow Pushers

10'–14' Optimal
14' practical max for most commercial lots

Dozer / Angle Blades

84–96" Optimal
96" works well on this larger frame

Grapples

66–72" Optimal
72" max for balanced lift at ROC

Power Rakes

72–84" Optimal
84" works on open job sites

Sweepers

72–84" Optimal
Match sweep width to site access requirements

What to Avoid on the S770

Canadian Regional Context

Ontario — Commercial Construction and Demo

The S770 is a strong fit for Ontario commercial construction, where its larger frame and high-ROC capability handle demo grapples, heavy buckets, and commercial snow pushers in parking lot and site management applications. Ontario Bobcat dealers (Bobcat of Toronto, Ottawa, Barrie, and regional dealers) support the S770 with parts and warranty service. The optional high-flow kit makes it competitive for landscaping and brush-clearing contracts common in the GTA fringe and cottage country belts.

BC Lower Mainland — Urban Construction and Site Work

In the BC Lower Mainland, the S770 appears on urban infill construction sites and landscaping operations where compact wheeled machines need to manage heavy material loads. Vertical lift geometry — useful for truck-loading above bed rails — is particularly practical on BC urban job sites where material is staged in trucks. Bobcat's BC dealer network (Metro Van and Fraser Valley locations) provides warranty and service support.

Alberta — Urban Construction and Landscaping Fleets

Alberta's urban construction market (Calgary, Edmonton) runs mid-to-large frame skid steers heavily. The S770 fits fleet operators who need a versatile machine for grading, material handling, and snow management. The optional high-flow kit is common in Alberta fleets that run mulching and brush clearing on the urban periphery and acreage development sites. Bobcat Canada dealer presence in Alberta supports parts availability nationwide.

Find the right attachments for your S770

The S770 handles everything from demo grapples to commercial snow pushers. If you have the HF kit, mid-size mulchers and snowblowers are also in range. Start with the catalog or browse by attachment type.

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