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Read articles →An owner's early impressions after about 15 hours on a CT1025 bought with the FL6 loader, 60-inch belly mower, and front forks. Nick covers his specific purchase reasoning, moving a 24-foot trailer into a shop, notes the front loader lift capacity disappointed him, and flags a cold-running temperature gauge quirk. Shallow overall, but useful for shoppers weighing the CT1025 against the CT1021 for mowing power.
Posted by the Nedlow farms w channel, appears to be a private owner sharing early real-world impressions, not a dealer or media outlet.
It is rated for 700 pounds off the rear three-point hitch, or 704 pounds off the front loader.
The owner found the front end loader did not have as much lift as he was hoping for after his first 15 hours.
Dealers said there is a significant power difference, and the CT1021 would bog down running the 60-inch belly mower, especially on hills.
In 50 degree weather running for an hour, the gauge barely moves off the bottom unless he is running the belly mower, which raises it.
