Bobcat S590 VS Bobcat S770 Skid Steer Loader

₹26 – ₹30 Lakhs^*

Bobcat S590

Engine

Bobcat 69 HP
Capacity

907 kg
Weight

3069 kg
Bucket Capacity

0.5 cu.m
Dump Height

2319 mm
Tipping Load

1814 kg

Vertical Lift

₹30 – ₹32 Lakhs^*

Bobcat S770

Engine

Bobcat 93.3 HP
Capacity

1520 kg
Weight

4225 kg
Bucket Capacity

0.54 cu.m
Dump Height

2675 mm
Tipping Load

3039 kg

Vertical Lift

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Bobcat S590 VS Bobcat S770 Skid Steer Loader

Bobcat S590

₹26 – ₹30 Lakhs

Bobcat S770

₹30 – ₹32 Lakhs

Particulars	Bobcat S590	Bobcat S770

Bobcat S590 vs Bobcat S770: Which One to Buy?

Both are Bobcat skid steer loaders, but they are made for different job sizes. The tables below give the full numbers. Here is the simple difference. The Bobcat S770 has a bigger engine, lifts much more weight and sends more hydraulic oil to attachments, so it suits heavy loading and long shifts. The Bobcat S590 is smaller and lighter, so it turns easily inside narrow plots and is simple to load on a small trailer.

So the real question is your site size, not the brand. If you work in tight lanes, small building plots or inside a shed, the S590 fits. If you load trucks all day or run a breaker for hours, the S770 finishes the work faster. Both take the same kind of Bobcat attachments. See the Bobcat skid steer range, the full skid steer loader list, or our skid steer loader guide to match the machine to your work.

Bobcat S590 Skid Steer Loader

Pros:

Equipped with a 69 hp turbocharged diesel engine for strong performance.
Rated operating capacity of 907 kg suitable for various tasks.
Offers dump height of approximately 2.32 m for efficient material handling.
Provides stability during lifting operations with an operating weight of approximately 3069 kg.
Engine displacement of 2.392 L with maximum torque of 255.5 Nm.

Cons:

Lower engine power compared to the Bobcat S770.
Lower hydraulic flow rate of 64.7 L/min may affect attachment performance.
Rated operating capacity may be insufficient for heavier tasks.
Dump height less than that of the S770, which may limit usage in certain applications.

Bobcat S770 Skid Steer Loader

Pros:

Higher engine power, delivering approximately 93.3 hp for demanding jobs.
Rated operating capacity of 1,520 kg allows for handling heavier loads.
Greater dump height of roughly 2.675 m enables more efficient material discharge.
Increased hydraulic flow rate of 87.1 L/min for better performance with attachments.
Larger engine displacement of 3.409 L and higher torque at 354.9 Nm.

Cons:

Heavier operating weight of around 4225 kg might restrict maneuverability in tight spaces.
Higher power and capacity come with a larger size, potentially limiting access to smaller sites.
May not be necessary for less intensive operations that can be handled by a smaller loader like the S590.
Potentially higher fuel consumption due to larger engine size.

Closing Recommendation

Both machines are strong Bobcat skid steer loaders, so pick by your site and your daily load. Choose the Bobcat S770 when you lift heavy material, load trucks all day, or run big attachments like a breaker for long hours. Choose the Bobcat S590 when you work in tight plots and lanes, shift sites often on a small trailer, and want a lower running cost. Also check which size gets more rental calls in your area, because that decides your monthly earning. So match the machine to your work: Bobcat S770 for heavy lifting and attachment work, Bobcat S590 for small, tight sites and easy transport.