Absolutely. There are quite the number of attachments to use on it. Since we're on this topic, I'll give some brief advantages of the machine. If you want disadvantages, just post and I'll list them.
1) Good transport speed. 18 mph may not be highway legal, but it's definitely not bad for small towns or utilities that need machines to go a few hundred feet in a jiffy.
2) Excellent axle torque. This machine will push very, very well.
3) Dump box. Carries just about anything; dumps it (if you want to) when you're done. Low loading height as well. If you put a snow blade in front, you can put a spreader in the rear to do two jobs at once.
4) Aux. hydraulics. Allows you to run a multitude of attachments with ease. Mows grass extremely welll and does not churn up the grass due to AWS.
5) 4x4x4 -- four wheel steering, four wheel drive. Pretty self-explanatory. 10" ground clearnace. Granted it won't go through what a Hummer can, but not bad for a utility machine.
6) Operator comfort. Suspension seat, AC, heating, hydrostat trans, very nice. Excl cab, wipers, defroster... all add to comfort. Plus there are two seats in the cab meaning you can take someone along without being too bored. (Guess the two seats are everywhere though)
7) Dealer service -- Bobcat name is strong so is dealer support.
That wasn't in any particular order or very specific. Let me know if you want more info,
