The Bobcat 3400 utility vehicle provides both an adjustable independent front dual A-arm suspension and an adjustable rear de Dion multi-link suspension system. The new suspension system provides the operator and passengers with a more comfortable ride. Each utility vehicle wheel moves independently, keeping all wheels in contact with the ground,
for maximum traction.
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Landscape workers wanting to get tasks done can turn to the new 2015 four-wheel drive Bobcat® 3400 and 3400XL utility vehicles. The new vehicles improved their suspension systems, new industry-leading features, industry-leading payload and towing, faster travel speeds and include more integrated accessories.

Both models have a sealed constant velocity transmission and are available with two engine configurations: a 40-horsepower (570 cc) gas engine or a 24-horsepower (1120 cc) diesel engine. The gas and diesel engines provide operators with greater performance "?u up to 40 mph with a dealer-installed kit.

The 3400 and 3400XL gas units provide easier start-up and responsive acceleration with an electronic fuel injection system, which adjusts to temperature and altitude changes. The diesel units have automatic glow plugs that adjust to colder starting conditions.

Acceleration is not a problem with these vehicles, as they can gain speed smoothly and quickly. An ergonomic lever allows 3400 and 3400XL utility vehicle operators to shift between high, low, neutral and park positions. The four-wheel drive system allows operators to shift on-the-fly to adjust to changing ground conditions.

For machine protection, both models have a full skid plate, a constant velocity shield. An optional brush guard protects the undercarriage, engine, transmission and radiator when traveling over rough terrain, logs, rocks and other debris. For more information on Bobcat products, visit www.bobcat.com.