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Read articles →Filmed at a launch event in Louisville, this video is an interview with Bobcat's own compact tractor product manager, recorded just three days after the brand's 15-model lineup went public. It covers the full CT series naming system, horsepower range (21-58 hp), cab vs. open-station options, mid-PTO availability by platform, and Bobcat's candid admission that current tractors are sourced but planned to move in-house. Buyers curious about Bobcat's re-entry into the compact tractor market and long-term commitment will find this unusually direct.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator lifestyle channel focused on compact tractors, though this particular video functions more as a manufacturer interview than a hands-on owner review.
CT stands for compact tractor, the first digit is the platform (1,2,4,5), the second digit is 0 for open station or 5 for cab, and the last two digits are engine horsepower.
Yes, the CT1 platform, which includes the CT1025, comes standard with a mid-mounted PTO when you purchase the mower attachment.
It is currently a sourced tractor, but Bobcat's long-term plan is to bring production in-house at a Bobcat facility within the next handful of years.
The CT2 platform, ranging from 25 to 40 engine horsepower, is the smallest Bobcat model you can get with a cab and air conditioning.
