The redesigned E20 compact excavator features a 1,098-pound rated lift capacity for maximum power with easy manoeuvrability.

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Next-generation E20 compact excavator

With a 1,098-pound rated lift capacity, the E20 compact excavator delivers 24 percent more arm digging force and 26 percent more lifting capacity over the blade than the previous model. The E20 is built to tackle demanding jobs with ease.

Like the E17, the versatile E20 features a zero tail-swing design, in-track swing frame, and retractable undercarriage for enhanced maneuverability. Operator-focused upgrades, including smooth, responsive controls, keep comfort and productivity at the forefront. The optional enclosed cab with heat takes operator comfort to the next level with standard features like a Bluetooth radio, auto idle, auto shift, 3D grab handles, and reduced noise levels.

Other key features include

  • A closed-center hydraulic system with a new load-sensing pump and larger boom and blade cylinders to boost digging performance and lift capacity
  • Standard-equipped long arm increases maximum reach, digging depth, and additional dump height
  • Standard-equipped long blade for improved grading and backfilling
  • New joystick with fingertip controls for precise boom swing and auxiliary movement control
  • Auto idle, auto shift, and 3D grab handles (standard with enclosed cab option)

Bobcat takes Louisville: See what’s new at The Utility Expo and Equipment Expo 2025

Bobcat Company will showcase its expanded compact excavator lineup and other innovative worksite solutions at two key fall industry events, both held in Louisville, Ky. Attendees can see the new E17 and next-generation E20 at both shows.

“We know our customers need machines that can deliver big results in tight spaces,” said Michael Wetzel, director of product management at Bobcat Company. “The new E17 and E20 excavators are purpose-built for that challenge. They’re mini workhorses that give operators the power and lift capacity they need to tackle demanding jobs.”

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