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Read articles →A dealership rep walks around a CT2535 cab tractor answering live viewer questions, covering cab roominess, hydrostatic controls, loader specs (FL8, ~1,300 lb capacity), three-point hitch details, tire options, service access, and skid-steer attachment compatibility. It's a surface-level walkaround, nothing is operated or measured on camera, but the Q&A format surfaces practical questions buyers actually ask. Best for shoppers just starting to evaluate the CT2535.
Crownstone Equipment is a multi-location dealership, and the presenter identifies himself as a Crownstone staff member, so expect a sales-oriented perspective.
The CT2535 has the FL8 loader with a front lift capacity of approximately 1300 pounds.
Yes, it uses a skid loader quick connect plate (Bobtach), but weight and hydraulic capacity are limited compared to actual skid loaders.
Front loader removal takes about five to ten minutes using quick disconnect hose couplers and plug and play hardware.
Standard industrial tread, agricultural bar tread, and turf tires; turf and industrial use a different, wider wheel than the bar tread tires.