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Fifteen machines, each with its own fitment guide: what it actually flows, what that rules in, and what it rules out. Every figure below came off a manufacturer spec sheet, not a marketing page.

Machine Standard High flow Pressure Guide
Bobcat T66 17.6 26.9 Read the guide
Bobcat T740 23.0 30.5 Read the guide
Bobcat T770 23.0 36.6 Read the guide
Bobcat T870 23.0 36.6 3,500 Read the guide
Bobcat T86 23.0 36.6 Read the guide
Kubota SVL75-3 19.2 29.8 3,185 Read the guide
CAT 259D3 20.0 30.0 3,335 Read the guide
CAT 299D2 XHP 23.0 40.0 4,061 Read the guide
John Deere 331G 23.5 36.5 Read the guide
John Deere 333G 25.0 41.1 3,450 Read the guide
Takeuchi TL12V2 23.2 40.4 3,481 Read the guide
Case TV370B 24.2 32.4 3,050 Read the guide
Case TR340B 24.0 37.6 / 35.0 3,050 / 4,000 Read the guide
ASV RT-120 20.0 45.0 4,060 Read the guide
ASV VT-100 / Yanmar TL100VS 20.0 40.0 Read the guide

Flow in GPM, pressure in PSI. Highlighted figures are the ones that catch people out. A dash means we have not verified that number from a manufacturer source yet — the guide says so rather than guessing, and you can ask us.

Why the high flow column matters more than the standard one

Across these fifteen machines, "high flow" runs from 26.9 GPM to 45 GPM. That is a spread of eighteen gallons a minute under one badge. A Bobcat T66 owner who paid for the high-flow upgrade gets 26.9, which is not enough for several attachments sold as high flow. An ASV RT-120 gets 45.

The Case TR340B is the one that should end the argument: paying to upgrade from "high flow" to "enhanced high flow" gets you 2.6 GPM less, because it is a pressure upgrade wearing a flow-sounding name.

Buy to the number, not the word. Every attachment on this site carries its exact GPM range in the title.

Deciding between two machines

If you are choosing a machine rather than an attachment, these put two of them side by side on the only question that matters afterwards — what each one can actually run:

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Send the make and model to support@rightfitattachments.com and we will write the guide. It takes a day, it is free, and you get the answer whether or not you buy anything.