Rent a Bobcat B760 Backhoe Loader | 96 HP Backhoe Loader Rental with 18.4 ft Dig Depth
Rent a Bobcat® B760 Backhoe Loader through Bobcat GDN for excavation, trenching, backfilling, loading, material handling, roadwork, utility installation, drainage work, site preparation, construction cleanup, foundation work, municipal maintenance, farm support, landscape construction, commercial sitework, residential development, and all-in-one jobsite productivity. Designed to load and carry material with the front loader while digging, trenching, and placing spoil with the rear backhoe, the Bobcat B760 gives rental customers the versatility of two machines in one durable platform. With 96 hp, powershift transmission, 19,274 lb operating weight, 221.4 in maximum dig depth, 265.2 in reach from center of swing point, 188.3 in max dump height, 14,388 lbf bucket digging force, 9,667 lbf arm digging force, 136 in height to bucket hinge pin, standard extendable arm, standard ride control, standard selectable four-wheel drive, standard differential lock, standard pilot backhoe controls, standard front and rear work lights, standard ROPS/FOPS canopy, and optional heater and air conditioning, the Bobcat B760 rental gives contractors, municipalities, farms, utility crews, landscapers, and rental customers a powerful backhoe loader solution without long-term ownership cost.
Bobcat B760 Backhoe Loader Rental for Excavation, Trenching, Loading, Backfilling, and Material Handling
The Bobcat B760 Backhoe Loader rental is designed for customers who need digging power, loader productivity, road-speed mobility, and jobsite versatility in one machine.
96 hp performance: Delivers the power needed for excavation, loading, trenching, backfilling, utility work, road repair, and construction support.
18.4 ft maximum dig depth: Provides strong digging depth for utility, drainage, foundation, and trenching work.
Standard extendable arm: Adds reach and digging flexibility for trenching, utility work, drainage projects, and deep excavation.
14,388 lbf bucket digging force: Provides strong bucket breakout performance for digging, trenching, and earthmoving.
9,667 lbf arm digging force: Supports productive backhoe digging and material breakout.
Front loader productivity: 136 in hinge-pin height supports loading trucks, placing material, carrying loose material, and site cleanup.
Standard selectable four-wheel drive: Helps improve traction in soil, gravel, mud, slopes, and rough jobsite conditions.
Standard ride control: Helps smooth travel when carrying loads and moving across uneven terrain.
Bobcat B760 Specs, Dig Depth, Reach, Loader Performance, Backhoe Force, Drive System, Controls, and Rental Features
The Bobcat B760 combines full-size backhoe loader performance with Bobcat jobsite maneuverability and operator-focused controls.
Horsepower: 96 hp turbocharged engine for high-demand digging, loading, and travel.
Operating weight: 19,274 lb for transport planning, stability, and rental logistics.
Transmission: Powershift transmission for productive loader and travel operation.
Maximum dig depth: 221.4 in maximum dig depth.
Backhoe reach: 265.2 in reach from center of swing point.
Backhoe dump height: 188.3 in max dump height for spoil placement and truck loading.
Bucket digging force: 14,388 lbf bucket digging force for strong breakout performance.
Arm digging force: 9,667 lbf arm digging force for trenching and excavation.
Loader hinge-pin height: 136 in height to bucket hinge pin for front-loader work.
Standard features: Work lights, suspension seat, canopy ROPS/FOPS, differential lock, pilot backhoe controls, backup alarm, turbocharged engine, selectable four-wheel drive, extendable arm, ride control, tilt steering, and horn.
Rent the Bobcat B760 for Utility Work, Road Repair, Construction, Drainage, Foundations, Site Prep, Municipal Work, and Property Projects
The Bobcat B760 Backhoe Loader rental is a practical choice for projects that require both digging and front-loader capability.
Utility trenching: Dig trenches for water lines, sewer lines, electric conduit, gas lines, drainage systems, and communication utilities.
Backfilling and cleanup: Use the front loader to backfill trenches, move spoil, clean up debris, carry aggregate, and level work areas.
Road repair and municipal work: Support public works projects, road shoulders, culvert repair, drainage improvements, utility cuts, and street maintenance.
Construction site support: Excavate footings, dig trenches, load trucks, move materials, support trades, and perform general site cleanup.
Drainage projects: Dig swales, culvert lines, stormwater routes, ditch work, and water-management improvements.
Foundation and structure work: Support excavation, backfill, rough grading, material movement, and site preparation around buildings.
Landscape construction: Move soil, stone, gravel, mulch, debris, and dig for retaining walls, drainage, hardscapes, and property improvements.
Farm and acreage projects: Maintain lanes, dig drainage, clean ditches, repair culverts, move material, and support rural property work.
Bobcat B760 Rental Fit, Dealer Support, Bucket Planning, Transport, Site Conditions, Operator Safety, and Jobsite Value
Renting the Bobcat B760 Backhoe Loader helps customers match a full-size loader-backhoe machine to short-term excavation, trenching, loading, utility, roadwork, and site-prep needs without purchasing a dedicated backhoe loader.
Dealer-backed rental support: Bobcat GDN helps customers check B760 rental availability, rental rates, delivery options, bucket selection, attachment availability, and local dealer service support.
Digging requirements matter: Maximum dig depth, trench width, reach, bucket size, soil type, spoil placement, and ground conditions should be reviewed before rental.
Loader planning matters: Front-loader work should account for material type, bucket size, lift height, travel path, slope, ground stability, and load visibility.
Transport planning matters: Confirm 19,274 lb operating weight, route access, delivery needs, unloading space, tie-down requirements, and jobsite staging before scheduling.
Site access matters: Overall travel length, wheelbase, ground clearance, turning area, trench approach, overhead wires, gates, and road access should be reviewed.
Utility safety matters: Crews should call for utility locates, expose marked utilities carefully, manage traffic, use trench safety practices, and avoid unsupported excavation edges.
Productivity advantage: A backhoe loader rental can reduce the need for separate loader and excavator rentals when the job requires both digging and material handling.
Rental flexibility: Bobcat GDN can help match the B760 rental duration to daily, weekly, seasonal, emergency, or project-based excavation needs depending on local availability.