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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY install video, not a dealer walkaround: an owner installs the factory cruise control kit (and mentions a linked pedal kit done in a companion video) on a Bobcat/Kioti CT2025, pulling the steering wheel, dash, and floor to route wiring and mount relays. It covers real install steps, part numbers, workarounds for vague instructions, and actual time taken (about 1.5-1.75 hours). Best for owners planning this exact upgrade themselves.
Posted by the Gaining Ground channel, an owner doing their own tractor maintenance and sharing unpolished, practical install experience.
The paperwork says about an hour, but it took the installer an hour and a half to an hour and 45 minutes, mainly due to pulling the steering wheel and dash.
No. The magnet used for the cruise control sensor is only on the forward pedal, so cruise control only works when moving forward.
You have to pull the steering wheel, the dash, and the floor, then pull the hydrostep pedals apart to route wiring and mount relays.
The cruise control kit part number is 7378640.
