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Read articles →An owner's casual one-year check-in on a Bobcat CT2025 used on a two-acre property for rototilling, loader work, and moving material, roughly 25 engine hours in. Covers durability observations, winter storage results, a stubborn hydraulic filter issue that required a dealer visit, and a note about stiff range-shifting. Light on specs and numbers; best suited to prospective buyers wanting a real-world longevity snapshot from a light-use homeowner.
Posted by the GOATbro channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal experience from their own property, though no additional background is available.
No hydraulic leaks, lights and transmission work fine, paint and seat holding up despite being left outside, mechanically everything is good with about 25 hours on it.
Yes, after sitting five months with a full tank, anti-gel additive, and battery tender, it started straight up with no hesitation even after low negative temperatures.
A rear implement adjustment got stuck requiring a dealer visit, and one hydraulic filter would not come off, needing the dealer to use special tools and prying.
Mostly yes, the owner changes engine oil, oil filter, fuel filter, and hydraulic filters himself, though one hydraulic filter was unusually difficult to remove.
