Bobcat T66-2 Starting MSRP, Price & Buying Information

 Buyers searching for Bobcat T66 price, Bobcat T66-2 price or new Bobcat compact track loader pricing should distinguish the manufacturer's starting suggested list price from the final configured dealer price. Bobcat currently publishes a starting suggested list price of $80,769 USD for the T66-2. That figure applies to a base machine and does not include freight, pre-delivery inspection, taxes, surcharges, accessories, attachments or optional equipment.

 A T66-2 equipped for daily commercial use may include an enclosed HVAC cab, Selectable Joystick Controls, high-flow hydraulics, Power Bob-Tach, premium lighting, an upgraded display, ride-control features, cameras, Machine IQ telematics or a different undercarriage. Those choices can materially change the final purchase price. For that reason, the most useful price comparison is between machines configured for the same work rather than comparing only advertised base prices.

 Bobcat of Connecticut can help buyers compare current T66-2 configurations, available inventory and equipment options. Use the inventory search below to see machines currently listed by the dealership, then contact the team for current selling price, availability and configuration details.
 

Bobcat T66-2 Specs: Horsepower, Lift Capacity, Weight & Hydraulics

 The Bobcat T66-2 is sized for buyers who want substantial compact track loader capability without automatically moving into a larger and heavier machine. Its specifications make it a practical fit for construction, landscape installation, site preparation, material handling, snow work and property maintenance where traction and flotation are important.

What engine is in the Bobcat T66-2?

 The T66-2 uses a turbocharged diesel engine rated at 74 horsepower. That output places it directly in the range many commercial operators consider for a versatile mid-size compact track loader, providing useful power for both loader work and hydraulic attachments.
 

How capable are the T66-2 hydraulics?

 Standard auxiliary flow is 17.6 gpm, while the available high-flow configuration reaches 26.9 gpm. The published auxiliary system pressure is 3,500 psi. That combination allows the T66-2 to support attachment-heavy applications while giving buyers the option to avoid paying for high flow when their work does not require it.
 

When should you choose high flow?

 High flow is most relevant when the attachment manufacturer specifies hydraulic demand beyond the machine's standard-flow capability. Buyers considering brush-cutting, land-clearing, planing or other hydraulically demanding tools should match the exact attachment flow and pressure requirements to the T66-2 configuration before purchase.
 

How large and heavy is the Bobcat T66-2?

 Bobcat publishes an operating weight of 8,560 lb., overall width of 67.8 inches, overall height of 80.5 inches and a 120-inch hinge-pin height. Those dimensions matter when evaluating trailer capacity, gate and doorway clearance, jobsite access and the ability to load trucks or place material at height.
 

Bobcat T66-2 Features for Construction, Landscaping & Property Work

 The T66-2 is part of Bobcat's current Pro compact track loader family. Bobcat offers WORK, CORE, PLUS and ADVANCED package levels, allowing buyers to choose different combinations of comfort, controls, lighting, telematics, cameras, undercarriage and hydraulic features. The exact equipment on an in-stock machine can vary, so buyers should review each inventory listing rather than assuming every T66-2 is configured identically.
 

Power Bob-Tach, keyless ignition and attachment control

 Bobcat identifies Power Bob-Tach, keyless ignition, 7-pin attachment control, two-speed travel, auto-throttle, dual-direction bucket positioning and Bluetooth radio among the standard features shown across its current T66-2 Pro package matrix. These features are designed to reduce repetitive operator tasks and make the loader more flexible when changing between different jobs.
 

Cab comfort, displays and visibility

 Depending on package, the T66-2 can be configured with an enclosed HVAC cab, heated high-back cloth air-ride seat, 8-inch display with infotainment, premium LED lighting and rear-view camera. Bobcat of Connecticut's current T66-2 listings include examples equipped with many of these features, including enclosed HVAC, high flow, Power Bob-Tach, an 8-inch touch display, rear camera and Machine IQ connectivity.
 

Why do these options matter in New England?

 Contractors working across Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island routinely deal with hot summers, cold winters, snow, rain and changing ground conditions. An enclosed climate-controlled cab, strong work lighting, camera visibility and track-loader traction can make the machine more practical across a longer working season.
 

Solid vs. 5-link torsion suspension undercarriage

 The T66-2 can be configured with a solid-mount undercarriage or, on applicable packages, an optional 5-link torsion suspension undercarriage. Bobcat publishes the rated operating capacity at 2,400 lb. with the solid undercarriage and 2,350 lb. with torsion. Buyers should consider ride characteristics, operating environment and machine configuration rather than selecting an undercarriage solely from one specification.
 

Bobcat T66-2 vs. Cat 255, John Deere 325 P-Tier & Kubota SVL75-3

 The Bobcat T66-2 is commonly cross-shopped with compact track loaders such as the Cat 255, John Deere 325 P-Tier and Kubota SVL75-3. A useful comparison should consider rated operating capacity, machine weight, horsepower, hydraulic requirements, cab and control preferences, attachment compatibility, transport requirements and local dealer support.
 

Bobcat T66-2 vs. Cat 255: which is lighter?

 Based on current manufacturer-published specifications, the Bobcat T66-2 is the lighter machine. Bobcat lists the T66-2 at 8,560 lb. operating weight, while Caterpillar lists the Cat 255 at 9,578 lb.. Both manufacturers publish approximately 74 gross horsepower. Caterpillar publishes a 2,499 lb. rated operating capacity at 35% tipping load for the 255, compared with Bobcat's 2,400 lb. figure for the T66-2 with solid undercarriage. Buyers should confirm comparable machine configurations because options can change operating weight and performance.
 

Bobcat T66-2 vs. John Deere 325 P-Tier: what are the key differences?

 John Deere currently publishes the 325 P-Tier at 74 gross horsepower, a 2,590 lb. rated operating capacity and a 9,500 lb. operating weight. The Bobcat T66-2 is also rated at 74 hp but is published at 8,560 lb. operating weight and 2,400 lb. ROC with its solid undercarriage. On paper, the Deere carries a higher published ROC while the Bobcat is roughly 940 lb. lighter. The better choice depends on the actual configuration, attachments, transport setup, control preference and dealer support needed by the buyer.
 

Bobcat T66-2 vs. Kubota SVL75-3: what should buyers compare?

 Contractors comparing the T66-2 with a Kubota SVL75-3 should look beyond the model names and compare the exact machines being quoted. Important factors include usable hydraulic flow for the intended attachments, rated operating capacity, operating weight, cab access and visibility, control feel, undercarriage design, transport weight, attachment availability and the proximity of qualified parts and service support. Manufacturer specifications can also use different assumptions and configurations, so like-for-like comparisons are important.
 

What Jobs Is the Bobcat T66-2 Best For?

 The T66-2 is designed as a multipurpose compact track loader rather than a machine limited to one trade. Its combination of vertical lift, track traction, optional high flow and attachment compatibility makes it especially relevant to businesses that want one power unit to perform multiple jobs throughout the year.
 

Construction and site work

 General contractors and site contractors can use the T66-2 for loading, backfilling, grading, moving aggregate, handling pallets and supporting site cleanup. The machine's published width and operating weight also make transport and access important considerations when planning work in developed areas or confined sites.
 

Landscaping and property maintenance

 Landscapers and property-care companies can pair a compact track loader with buckets, grapples, soil-conditioning tools, augers and other attachments to move material, prepare beds, renovate turf, handle brush and complete hardscape or drainage projects.
 

Snow and seasonal work

 For New England operators, year-round utilization matters. A properly configured T66-2 can move from warm-weather construction and landscape work into snow-management applications, helping contractors get more productive use from the machine across multiple seasons.
 

Where Can I Buy a Bobcat T66-2 Near Me?

 Bobcat of Connecticut serves equipment buyers across Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with regional Bobcat dealership operations in East Hartford, Stratford, Greater Springfield, Worcester and Rhode Island. That makes the dealership a local source for customers searching for a Bobcat T66 near me, Bobcat T66-2 for sale in Connecticut, Bobcat track loader in Massachusetts or Bobcat compact track loader in Rhode Island.
 

 Inventory changes as machines are sold and new equipment arrives. Bobcat CT's Dealer Spike inventory may display the current T66-2 under the shorter model label T66, so the inventory button below intentionally searches for T66 to capture current T66-2 listings.
 

Bobcat T66-2 Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Bobcat T66-2 the replacement for the Bobcat T66?

 Yes. Bobcat identifies the earlier T66 as a non-current model and directs shoppers to the current T66-2. Bobcat CT inventory may still use “T66” as the Dealer Spike model label while the listing description identifies the machine as a new T66-2.
 

How much horsepower does a Bobcat T66-2 have?

 The Bobcat T66-2 is rated at 74 horsepower. Bobcat also publishes 35.9 hydraulic horsepower with standard flow and 54.9 hydraulic horsepower with high flow.
 

What is the Bobcat T66-2 rated operating capacity?

 Bobcat publishes a 2,400 lb. rated operating capacity with the solid undercarriage and 2,350 lb. with the optional 5-link torsion suspension undercarriage.
 

What does the Bobcat T66-2 weigh?

 Bobcat publishes an operating weight of 8,560 lb. for the T66-2. Actual equipped weight can vary with cab, tracks, options, attachments and other configuration choices.
 

What is the high-flow rate on a Bobcat T66-2?

 The Bobcat T66-2 offers 26.9 gpm high-flow auxiliary hydraulics. Standard auxiliary flow is 17.6 gpm, and Bobcat publishes 3,500 psi auxiliary system pressure.
 

How fast does a Bobcat T66-2 travel?

 Bobcat publishes a low two-speed travel speed of 5.5 mph and a high travel speed of 9.3 mph for the T66-2.
 

What is the starting MSRP of a Bobcat T66-2?

 Bobcat currently lists a starting suggested price of $80,769 USD for the T66-2 base model. Freight, inspection, taxes, surcharges, options, accessories and attachments are additional, and the local dealer independently determines the final selling price.
 

Can I finance a Bobcat T66-2?

 Financing programs may be available to qualified buyers, subject to credit approval, participating-dealer requirements and current Bobcat program terms. Contact Bobcat of Connecticut for the financing options currently available on eligible T66-2 inventory.
 

Where can I see current Bobcat T66-2 inventory?

 Use Bobcat of Connecticut's filtered new-equipment inventory search to see current T66 listings. Because Dealer Spike may label T66-2 units as T66 in inventory, the filtered search is designed to capture the current machines available through the dealership.
 

 Equipment and pricing disclaimer: Manufacturer specifications, suggested pricing, packages, promotions and dealer inventory can change without notice. Suggested list pricing applies to base models and may exclude freight, pre-delivery inspection, taxes, surcharges, options, accessories and attachments. Final selling price and machine configuration are determined by the dealer. Confirm current specifications, equipment, availability and pricing with Bobcat of Connecticut before purchasing.