6,500 lb
Rated capacity
Diesel
Power
pneumatic
Tire
IC
Series
The Bobcat D33S-9 is a 6,500 lb four-wheel diesel pneumatic-tire forklift, sitting between the D30S-9 and D35C-9 in Bobcat’s medium-capacity diesel range. It runs the same 62 hp Tier 4 Final engine and 66.9 in wheelbase as the rest of the family.
At 149.5 in overall length and a 93.3 in turning radius, it’s built for building-materials and steel-yard work where the load is heavier than a standard warehouse pallet.
The oil-cooled disc brake system and extended maintenance intervals (2,000-hour transmission and drive axle oil, 1,000-hour engine oil) keep operating costs down over the truck’s life.
Choose the D33S-9 when your heaviest recurring load runs close to 3.25 tons. Tell us your load and application, and we will confirm the fit.
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Specifications
Capacity & load
| Rated load capacity | 6,500 lb |
|---|---|
| Load center | 24 in |
| Configuration | 4-wheel sit-down counterbalance |
Engine & power
| Fuel type | Diesel |
|---|---|
| Engine | 2,392 cc, 62 hp Tier 4 Final |
Dimensions
| Free lift | 6.13 in |
|---|---|
| Mast lowered height | 85.9 in |
| Overhead guard height | 85.9 in |
| Overall length | 149.5 in |
| Wheelbase | 66.9 in |
| Outside turning radius | 93.3 in |
Performance & chassis
| Travel speed (laden / unladen) | 11.7 / 12.5 mph |
|---|---|
| Lift speed (laden / unladen) | 99.5 / 109.2 fpm |
| Max. gradeability (laden) | 27.4% |
| Tire type | Pneumatic |
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Bobcat D33S-9 sales, rentals & service near you
We stock, rent, and service the D33S-9 across Southern Indiana, Kentucky, Middle Tennessee, and North & Central Alabama. Find your local team:
D33S-9 FAQs
How does the D33S-9 compare to the D30S-9 and D35C-9?
All three share the same 62 hp engine and 66.9 in wheelbase. The D33S-9 sits between them at 6,500 lb, 500 lb over the D30S-9 and 500 lb under the D35C-9.
What's the tradeoff for the added capacity over the D30S-9?
Slightly lower lift speed (99.5 vs 115.1 fpm loaded), the normal tradeoff for more capacity on the same mast and hydraulic system.