A big hay season is shaping up – machines are ordered ahead

Bobcat TL35.70 agricultural telehandler working on an Australian farm

Bobcat agricultural telehandlers

The multi-tool of the modern farm.

Stack the hay. Load the mixer. Clean the yard. Shift the bulk bags. One machine does the lot – and most farms stop reaching for the tractor loader within a week.

Reach a loader hasn't got

Lift over the feed bunk, into the bin, onto the top row of the stack.

Steady out front

Predictable lifting when you're reaching forward, not just at maximum rating.

One machine, every job

Forks, bucket, bale grab – quick change systems swap them over fast.

Cab to suit your shed

Low and high cab options – pick the one that fits the shed you've got.

Finance offer

0% finance on Bobcat telehandlers.

A 24-month chattel mortgage, 10% deposit, no balloon payment. Machines are ordered ahead, so it pays to start the conversation now.

Available to approved ABN holders. Subject to credit approval. Offer ends midnight 31 October 2026. Terms and conditions apply – see below.

Four machines, one range

The full Bobcat ag telehandler range, in one spot.

From 3.0 t and 6 m through to 4.3 t and 8 m. Pick the one that fits your operation – or call the team and we'll point you at the right machine.

Bobcat TL30.60 agricultural telehandler

3.0 t · 6 m lift · 100 HP

No HRWL required

Bobcat TL30.60 Ag

Fits the sheds you've already got

Gets through gateways and under low shed doors that stop a bigger machine. It's also the only one in the range that needs no High Risk Work Licence, so anyone on the place can run it.

Bobcat TL35.70 agricultural telehandler with 7 metre telescopic boom and agricultural tyres

3.5 t · 7 m lift · 100 HP

HRWL Class TV

Bobcat TL35.70 Ag

The everyday workhorse

An extra metre of reach over the TL30.60 – enough for taller stacks and higher feed bins – without stepping up to high flow hydraulics. Covers the daily run of feeding, loading and yard work.

Bobcat TL38.70HF agricultural telehandler with high flow hydraulics

3.8 t · 7 m lift · 130 HP · high flow

HRWL Class TV

Bobcat TL38.70HF Ag

High flow for the attachments that need it

High flow hydraulics keep up with attachments a standard circuit can't. The pick if you're feeding out every day and the machine barely stops.

Bobcat TL43.80HF agricultural telehandler with 8 metre lift height and 4.3 tonne capacity

4.3 t · 8 m lift · 130 HP · high flow

HRWL Class TV

Bobcat TL43.80HF Ag

When the stack is higher than the shed

8 m of reach and 4.3 t of capacity – the top row of a big square bale stack, and the loads that come with running a bigger operation.

Compare the range

Every model, side by side.

Model Lift capacity Lift height Engine Licence Finance
Bobcat TL30.60 Ag 3.0 t 6.0 m 100 HP No HRWL 0%*
Bobcat TL35.70 Ag 3.5 t 7.0 m 100 HP HRWL Class TV 0%*
Bobcat TL38.70HF Ag 3.8 t 7.0 m 130 HP HRWL Class TV 0%*
Bobcat TL43.80HF Ag 4.3 t 8.0 m 130 HP HRWL Class TV 0%*

*All models: 0% over 24 months · 10% deposit · No balloon · Approved ABN holders · Subject to credit approval · Offer ends midnight 31 October 2026. Rated capacity varies with height, reach and attachment – see the load chart for your configuration.

Simple process

Three steps to a machine in your shed.

01

Pick the telehandler

Choose the machine that suits your operation. Not sure? Call us and we'll match it to the work you actually do.

02

Sort the finance

0% over 24 months, 10% deposit, no balloon. We handle the paperwork. You need a current ABN and credit approval.

03

Get to work

Pre delivery inspection, operator walkthrough, and delivery to your place. One call covers the lot.

Bobcat agricultural telehandler stacking round hay bales inside a farm shed

Why farms make the switch

Most farms move across after outgrowing the tractor loader.

That shift happens for practical reasons, not preference. A telehandler gives you:

  • greater reach when stacking or loading
  • better visibility when handling bulk materials
  • more stable lifting when working forward
  • flexibility across different attachments and tasks

For farms managing livestock, feed systems or regular material handling, the telehandler becomes central to how the work gets done – not an occasional add-on.

Bobcat TL30.60 agricultural telehandler loading silage into a feed mixer wagon on an Australian dairy farm

One machine, a week's work

The Swiss Army knife of the farm.

Across a normal week, an ag telehandler handles:

  • hay, silage, and round or square bales
  • loading feed mixers and bulk bins
  • moving fertiliser and bulk bags
  • cleaning and working around yards
  • general property maintenance and material handling

The key requirement isn't maximum lift height. It's predictable lifting and stable handling, day in and day out.

Built for farming, not adapted from a construction machine.

Bobcat agricultural telehandlers are designed for farm conditions from the ground up. Here's what that actually means when you're working.

Agricultural tyres

A wider footprint for soft ground.

Boom float

Follows ground contours while you work.

Dust protection

Sealed components for Australian farming conditions.

Quick change attachments

Forks, buckets and grabs swapped over for farm work.

Low or high cab

Two cab options – go low for a restricted-height shed, high for the view.

Backed locally

Parts and service across Country Victoria and Southern NSW.

Bobcat TL43.80HF agricultural telehandler handling large square hay bales at dusk on a central Victorian farm

Load charts

Know what it lifts before you're up there.

A load chart shows how much the machine lifts at different heights and reaches. On a farm, its value isn't compliance – it's confidence.

A clear load chart helps you:

  • understand what the machine can lift safely at reach
  • stop second guessing when handling hay, silage or bulk bags
  • work predictably on uneven ground and around yards

We'll walk you through the chart for the machine you're looking at, against the loads you actually lift.

Three Bobcat agricultural telehandlers at Delecca's dealership in Bendigo with a customer inspecting the machines

Ownership

When the machine works daily, owning it stacks up.

Buying makes sense when the telehandler is in use regularly, the tasks change across the seasons, and productivity builds over time. That's most farms, once the machine is on the place.

You also get the machine set up your way – the attachments you use, ready when the season turns rather than when the hire fleet frees one up.

If you're weighing it up, tell us how you'd use it. We'll be straight about whether the numbers work.

Get a quote for your operation

Why Delecca's

The supplier matters as much as the machine.

Since 1977

Family owned, based in West Bendigo, and Australia's longest serving Bobcat dealer.

Four departments, one relationship

Sales, hire, service and parts. When something goes wrong, you call one number.

Matched to the work

Our telehandler specialists work with farming operators on real world applications, not just spec sheets.

Backed by warranty

New Bobcat ag telehandlers carry a 2 year / 2,000 hour bumper to bumper factory warranty.

Questions

The ones we get asked most.

What size telehandler do I need?

Most farms don't need the biggest machine available. Common farm setups sit in the lower to mid lift height ranges, with capacities suited to feed, hay and bulk handling.

Choosing the right size reduces cost, improves handling, and avoids paying for capability you'll never use. Tell us what you lift and where, and we'll narrow it down.

Do I need a licence to operate one?

The TL30.60 Ag doesn't require a High Risk Work Licence. The TL35.70, TL38.70HF and TL43.80HF require a Class TV licence.

Requirements vary by state and by site, so check what applies to your operation. We'll talk you through what's involved.

What attachments can I run?

Forks, buckets and bale grabs are the common three, and the quick change system means swapping between them is quick enough to do mid job.

Attachment choice affects the final price, so it's worth working out what you actually need up front. We'll spec it with you.

What does a telehandler cost?

Pricing depends on lift height and reach, rated capacity at reach, engine power and hydraulics, and the attachments you run.

We configure each machine to the job, so a short conversation gives a clearer answer than a generic price list. Send through the form and we'll come back with a quote.

Is finance available?

Yes. There's 0% finance running on Bobcat telehandlers – a 24-month chattel mortgage with a 10% deposit and no balloon payment. It's available to approved ABN holders and is subject to credit approval.

The offer ends midnight 31 October 2026. Terms and conditions apply, and it isn't available in conjunction with any other offer unless we say otherwise. Speak with your accountant about what suits your situation.

What's a chattel mortgage?

You own the machine from day one, and the finance partner holds the security over it until it's paid off. Most business buyers go this way for the tax treatment.

Speak with your accountant about how it applies to your situation.

Can I combine this with other Bobcat offers?

No. The 0% rate stands on its own and isn't available in conjunction with any other offer unless we state otherwise. Terms and conditions apply.

What happens after I buy it?

The machine is delivered and you get an operator walkthrough. After that, service and parts run out of West Bendigo, covering Country Victoria and Southern NSW.

Servicing is bookings based. Planned servicing is the way to keep the machine out of the shed during a busy season.

Get a quote

Tell us how you'd use it.

Fill in the form and one of our telehandler specialists will come back to you with a quote on the machine that suits your operation.

No obligation – just a straight conversation about what'll work on your place.

Things you should know

Machine specifications

Capacities and lift heights shown are nominal ratings from Bobcat product documentation: TL30.60 Ag 3.0 t / 6 m · TL35.70 Ag 3.5 t / 7 m · TL38.70HF Ag 3.8 t / 7 m · TL43.80HF Ag 4.3 t / 8 m. Rated capacity varies with height, reach and attachment – refer to the load chart for the machine and configuration you're considering. Specifications and availability are subject to change without notice.

Licensing

High Risk Work Licence requirements vary by state and by site. The TL30.60 Ag does not require a High Risk Work Licence; the TL35.70, TL38.70HF and TL43.80HF require a Class TV licence. Operators are responsible for holding the correct licence and for confirming site requirements before operating.

Pricing and quotes

Machines are configured to the application, so pricing is quoted individually. Final price depends on model, attachments, configuration and availability. Dealer, freight and assembly charges may apply. Quotes are valid for the period stated on the quote.

Finance

0% finance offer is available on new Bobcat agricultural telehandlers on a 24-month chattel mortgage with a 10% deposit required, followed by equal monthly repayments and no balloon. Finance is subject to credit approval and is only available to approved ABN holders. Offer ends midnight 31 October 2026. Not available in conjunction with any other offers unless otherwise stated. Terms and conditions apply. Fees and charges may apply. Bobcat promotion administered by Clark Equipment; localised and fulfilled by Delecca's Machinery, Bendigo. Any reference to tax treatment reflects general principles only – speak with your accountant for advice specific to your situation. Contact Delecca's on 1300 77 88 26.

Warranty

New Bobcat agricultural telehandlers carry a 2 year / 2,000 hour bumper to bumper factory warranty. Warranty is provided by the manufacturer and is subject to the terms, conditions and exclusions set out in the Bobcat warranty documentation supplied with the machine. Warranty terms are subject to change without notice. This warranty is in addition to any rights and remedies you have under the Australian Consumer Law.

Service

Service and repairs are bookings based. Delecca's supplies and services Bobcat agricultural telehandlers across Country Victoria and Southern NSW.

Contact

Delecca's Machinery, Gate 2, 116 Marong Road, West Bendigo VIC 3550. Showroom Monday to Friday, 8am–5pm. Call 1300 77 88 26. ABN 87 072 649 051. Bobcat machinery supplied through Clark Equipment; sold and supported locally by Delecca's, Bendigo.