The West Fargo company makes skid-steer loaders and other light construction equipment. Its North Dakota plants have about 2,000 employees combined.
The company says it will shut down production at the Gwinner plant during parts of three weeks in March and at the Bismarck plant during six days scattered over two weeks in March.
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Workers at the two plants returned to their jobs Feb. 12, after an eight-week layoff that started in mid-December.
Bobcat’s parent company is Doosan Infracore International, a U.S.-based subsidiary of South-Korea-based Doosan Infracore.
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