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Read articles →A dealership-produced, point-by-point spec comparison pitting the Bobcat CT2025 against the John Deere 3025E across PTO horsepower, hydraulic flow, HST ranges, loader lift capacity, seat comfort, hood serviceability, and loader attachment systems. Every comparison favors the Bobcat, with percentage figures cited throughout. No live demonstration or neutral analysis, it's essentially a structured sales pitch. Useful only for shoppers wanting a quick list of Bobcat's claimed advantages over the 3025E.
This is a dealership channel (Bobcat of the Rockies), so the comparison is openly promotional and presents every spec in the Bobcat's favor.
The Bobcat CT2025 has 6.9 gallons per minute of hydraulic flow while the John Deere 3025E has only 5.3, meaning 30 percent less flow for the loader and backhoe.
The Bobcat CT2025 has three ranges while the John Deere 3025E has only two, since John Deere eliminated the low range needed for pulling power.
Bobcat uses a two-lever skid steer quick attach, an industry standard, while John Deere holds the bucket on with two lynch pins near the ground.
Yes, the Bobcat loader is quick on and off by putting down two stands and pulling two pins, while the John Deere loader must be disassembled to remove.
| Bobcat CT2025 | John Deere 3025E | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 21.8 hp | 19.4 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | 2,575 lb (at pivot pin) | 1,704 lb (at pivot pin) |
| 3-point lift capacity | Not Published | Not Published |
| Hydraulic flow | 6.9 gpm | 5.3 gpm |
