Bobcat Tractors
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Which tractor is right for me?
Bobcat builds five tractor platforms. Start with your acreage and the jobs on your list.
Sub-Compact
CT1021 · CT1025
For acreage owners and hobby farms: mowing, light loader work and snow. 21–24.5 HP, hydrostatic drive, a mid PTO for a belly mower and loader lift up to 608 lb.
Compact CT2000
CT2025 · CT2035 · CT2040 · CT2535 · CT2540
More loader and more implement for bigger properties. 24.5–39.6 HP, open or cab, manual shift or hydrostatic, loader lift up to 1,389 lb.
Compact CT4000
CT4045 · CT4050 · CT4058 · CT4545 · CT4558
For heavier ground work and larger implements. 44.9–57.7 HP, open or cab, synchro shuttle or hydrostatic, 3-point lift up to 2,716 lb.
Compact CT5000
CT5545 · CT5550 · CT5555 · CT5558
Cab tractors with electronic hydrostatic drive: true cruise control, linked pedal and anti-stall. 45–57.7 HP, loader lift up to 2,346 lb.
Utility UT6000
UT6066 · UT6566 · UT6573
For large acreage and ground-engaging work. 66.4–73.1 HP, powershuttle transmission, open or cab, 3-point lift up to 3,898 lb.
Compare the platforms
Sub-compacts suit properties up to a few acres: mowing, light loader work, snow removal and chores. More acreage or heavier jobs step you up to the compact 2000, 4000 and 5000 platforms. The utility 6000 platform handles large acreage and ground-engaging work.
Match horsepower, lift capacity and the implements you plan to run, or call us at 1-888-380-6420 and we'll size a tractor to your land.
| Platform | Engine HP · max loader lift |
|---|---|
| CT1000 Sub-Compact | 21–24.5 HP · 608 lb |
| CT2000 Compact | 24.5–39.6 HP · 1,389 lb |
| CT4000 Compact | 44.9–57.7 HP · 1,795 lb |
| CT5000 Compact | 45–57.7 HP · 2,346 lb |
| UT6000 Utility | 66.4–73.1 HP · 2,813 lb |
Source: Bobcat tractor step-up chart.
Tractor questions
It depends on your acreage and your jobs. Sub-compacts (CT1021, CT1025) handle a few acres of mowing, light loader work and snow. Bigger properties and heavier work step up to the compact CT2000, CT4000 and CT5000 platforms, and the utility UT6000 platform is built for large acreage and ground-engaging work. Tell us your property and implements and we'll size it for you.
Size and power. Bobcat's sub-compacts run 21–24.5 HP and fit tight spaces around sheds and barns. Compacts run 24.5–57.7 HP across three platforms, with open or cab stations and bigger loaders. Utility tractors run 66.4–73.1 HP with a powershuttle transmission and lift up to 3,898 lb on the 3-point hitch.
Hydrostatic (HST) uses two pedals, forward and reverse, with no clutch: the easiest choice for loader work and mowing. Manual / synchro shuttle models use gears and a clutch, a good fit for long pulls at steady speed. E-HST on the CT5000 adds electronic cruise control, a linked pedal, a speed-limit switch and anti-stall. The UT6000 utility tractors use a powershuttle.
PTO stands for power take-off: a spinning shaft that sends engine power to an implement so it can cut, till or blow snow. The rear PTO runs 540 rpm implements like rotary cutters, tillers and snow blowers. Sub-compacts also have a mid PTO for a belly-mounted mower, and it's an option on many compact models.
It's the three-arm linkage on the back of the tractor that attaches, lifts and lowers implements like box blades, rotary cutters, tillers and snow blowers hydraulically. Lift capacity grows with the platform, from 700 lb on the sub-compacts to 3,898 lb on the UT6000.
It depends on the platform, transmission, cab and loader package. Call 1-888-380-6420 or send the form below for a price on any tractor in stock, plus current Bobcat financing and rebates.