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Read articles →An owner-operator's 800-hour, 16-month real-world report on a Bobcat CT2025 used heavily for farm maintenance. Covers loader lift capacity shortfall, overly sensitive hydraulic controls, a factory hydraulic leak, sway bar link complaints, limited axle oscillation, frequent maintenance intervals, a factory-issued engine oil interval change, and a timing/valve adjustment discovered during service. Honest about the tractor's limited power ceiling. Best for prospective buyers wanting unfiltered long-term ownership impressions.
An owner-operator sharing candid hands-on impressions from their own farm property, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation.
With pallet forks on, the owner can only lift about 700 pounds, even though the loader is rated for 1,400 to 1,600 pounds lift capacity.
A factory hydraulic fitting leak, a timing and valve adjustment during the 800-hour overhead service, and sway bar links that vibrate loose.
No. At 25 horsepower it lacks power for a harrow or a corrugator and is not a row crop tractor, though it works for spraying and weed burning.
The factory changed the engine oil interval from 400 hours to 200 hours, which the owner was notified of around June.
