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Read articles →This is real ownership footage of a Bobcat CT2040 clearing rock and rangeland with a Tractor Supply landscape rake, showing the actual raking technique (overlapping passes, piling, dumping). The bulk of the value, though, is the owner's detailed gripe about the tractor's undersized 14-inch wheel/tire setup, limited ply options, and a frustrating call to Bobcat customer service, plus a workaround using Coyote wheels.
An individual CT2040 owner documenting hands-on property work and voicing candid, sometimes critical feedback about the tractor and Bobcat's support.
The CT2040 comes with a 14-inch wheel and only one available tire, a 6-ply Carlisle R4, which the owner found too thin for mesquite, prickly pear, and rocky ground.
The owner ordered 15-inch wheels from Coyote meant for their CK4010 tractor, which share the same six-lug bolt pattern and allow a 27 by 8.5 by 15 tire with more ply options like R4 or R14.
Yes, the owner says the tractor is perfectly suited for this type of work and is impressed with it, despite frustration over the tire and wheel size.
No, the owner called Bobcat corporate with a technical question and part number but got nothing but the runaround and was repeatedly told to go back to the dealer.
