Questions and Answers.pdf
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- W50S7225Q7302
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file providing technical details about equipment specifications. The Q&A covers six key questions regarding flow capabilities, equipment accessories, and machine characteristics for two specific compact track loaders: a Bobcat A770 and a Kubota SLV90. Key details include: the solicitation requires both high and low flow capability, no sprinkler kit is needed, existing machines have ½" couplers, the machines do not have a case drain, and the usage is expected to be for lighter duty work. The Bobcat A770 is noted as being standard and high flow capable, while the Kubota SLV90 is only standard flow capable.
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Questions and Answers
1. Which flow are you needing?
a. The solicitation states the requirement is to be both high and low flow capable
2. Do you want a sprinkler kit?
a. Sprinkler kit is not required.
3. What size couplers are your existing machines equipped with (1/2”, 5/8”, or 3/4”)?
a. The existing Bobcat A770 and Kubota SLV90 have ½” couplers
4. Are your existing machines equipped with a female or male case drain and what size (.25”, .38”, or .50”)?
a. The existing machines do not have a case drain
5. What is the Aux. GPM of your compact track loaders – high flow or standard flow?
a. The existing Bobcat A770 is standard and high flow capable. The existing Kubota
SLV90 is only standard flow capable
6. Will this be heavily utilized and frequently used for long hours, or will it be for lighter duty work?
a. Most likely lighter duty
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