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Read articles →An owner's casual six-hour check-in after buying a Bobcat CT2025, filmed on his own two-acre property. He briefly covers loader work, the quick-hitch rotary tiller and cutter setup, a three-point hitch hydraulic issue that locked up and required a dealer service call, and minor ROPS bolt rattling. Depth is shallow, more a first-impression diary than a buying guide. Best for new CT2025 owners curious about early real-world quirks.
Posted by the GOATbro channel, apparently an owner-operator sharing early impressions from his own property, with no channel description to indicate any other affiliation.
After adjusting the lift speed screw, the three-point hitch raised and got stuck up, refusing to lower even after backing the screw off; the dealer sent someone out to fix it.
The owner says the loader is excellent, handled moving dirt and rocks well with no issues, and the motor works very well.
The owner chose a five-foot rotary cutter because it matches the tractor's width, letting him get between fences on his two-acre property.
The owner noticed the ROPS rattling and making noise, which he fixed by tightening the bolts that had come loose.
