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Read articles →A first-week owner walkthrough from someone new to tractors, covering the CT1025's controls, hydrostatic transmission, mid and rear PTO, and three aftermarket additions: a grapple (with third-function hydraulics), a bucket, and a four-foot Bobcat box blade. He mentions the 700 lb lift capacity and DEF-free engine. Light on hands-on use since he's barely turned a wheel yet, best for small-acreage shoppers curious about a starter attachment package.
An owner-operator channel sharing a first-tractor purchase experience, with no apparent dealer affiliation.
No, the owner says the 25 horsepower engine is fantastic because it avoids DEF fluid, so there's one less fluid to maintain besides hydraulic fluid, oil, and grease.
The owner states the lift capacity is only about 700 pounds, so it is not able to lift huge items like pallets of pellets out of a truck.
No, the grapple needed an added third-function hydraulic system, not factory included, to let two buttons on the stick open and close the jaw.
No, the four-foot Bobcat box blade is not hydraulic level, so it must be adjusted and leveled manually by hand.
