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Read articles →A dealer rep named Mark walks through the CT2535 point by point, covering the skid-steer-compatible quick-attach loader (1,400 lb capacity), removable loader legs, centralized service access under the hood, rear category-one hitch (1,600 lb lift), and a full cab tour hitting HVAC, telescoping wheel, auto/manual PTO, throttle pedal, locking diff, and hydraulic detents. No engine running, no numbers on HP or price. Best for someone wanting a structured feature inventory before a dealer visit.
The channel name and the presenter identifying himself as 'Mark from Bobcat' strongly suggest this is a dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround with no critical perspective.
The front loader has a 1,400 lb lift capacity.
Yes, the legs drop down, you remove a pin and the quick disconnects, and the loader supports itself so you can back away.
With the three-point arms, the category one hitch has a 1,600 lb lift capacity.
Yes, it has auto or manual PTO engagement, automatically turning off when a third-point attachment is raised and back on when lowered.
