Head to head · Utility

Bobcat CT1021 vs John Deere G (1942-1948)

Bobcat CT1021 Tractor
BobcatModel A

Bobcat CT1021

Utility

power
21.1 hp
displacement
69.1 ci
Cylinders
3
Forward gears
Not recorded
Full CT1021 specs
Image not recorded
John DeereModel B

John Deere G (1942-1948)

Row Crop

power
20.7 hp
displacement
413 ci
Cylinders
2
Forward gears
6
Full G (1942-1948) specs
BobcatBobcat CT1021
vs
John DeereJohn Deere G (1942-1948)

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Utility

n = 3,933–5,720

Engine Power

▲ CT1021 higher · +0.4 hp (+2%)
CT102121.1 hp
G (1942-1948)20.7 hp
Median Utility Tractor55 hp

CT1021 is in the 10th percentile; G (1942-1948) is in the 9th · 5,383 models

Engine Displacement

▲ G (1942-1948) higher · +344 ci (+498%)
CT102169.1 ci
G (1942-1948)413 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci

CT1021 is in the 10th percentile; G (1942-1948) is in the 91st · 5,580 models

Cylinders

▲ CT1021 higher · +1 (+50%)
CT10213
G (1942-1948)2
Median Utility Tractor4

CT1021 is in the 23rd percentile; G (1942-1948) is in the 3rd · 5,720 models

Operating Weight

▲ G (1942-1948) higher · +3,803 lb (+256%)
CT10211,488 lb
G (1942-1948)5,291 lb
Median Utility Tractor5,303 lb

CT1021 is in the 5th percentile; G (1942-1948) is in the 50th · 5,107 models

CT1021 (A)G (1942-1948) (B)Median Utility Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
ManufacturerBobcatJohn Deere—
ModelCT1021G (1942-1948)—
CategoryUtility, Sub-CompactRow Crop—

Engine

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
ManufacturerShibauraJohn Deere—
ModelS733LJohn Deere—
Power Output21.1hp20.7hp▲ CT1021+0.4 hp · +2%
Rated RPM3,000RPMNot recorded—
Cylinders32▲ CT1021+1 · +50%
Displacement69.1ci413ci▲ G (1942-1948)+344 ci · +498%
Bore3in6.1in▲ G (1942-1948)+3.1 in · +103%
Stroke3.2in7in▲ G (1942-1948)+3.8 in · +119%

Transmission

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
TypeHydrostaticGear—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
Length99.3in137in▲ G (1942-1948)+37.7 in · +38%
Width46in65.7in▲ G (1942-1948)+19.7 in · +43%
Height87.6in84.6in▲ CT1021+3 in · +4%
Operating Weight1,488lb5,291lb▲ G (1942-1948)+3,803 lb · +256%

Hydraulics

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
System TypeNot recordedOpen center—
Steering TypeNot recordedManual—

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
TypeNot recordedTransmission—
Speed 1Not recorded540rpm—

Hitch & Towing

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
Hitch TypeRear Type INot recorded—

Chassis & Drive

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
Chassis Type4x4 MFWD 4WD4x2 2WD—
Drive Type4WD2WD—
Steering TypeNot recordedManual—

Electrical

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
Starter TypeElectricHand-crank or electric—

Emissions

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
StandardTier 4Not recorded—

Capacities

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
CoolantNot recorded11gal—

Operator Station

SpecBobcat CT1021John Deere G (1942-1948)Difference
TypeROPSOpen—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 55 hp
A · 10th percentile (21.1 hp)B · 9th percentile (20.7 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 183 ci
A · 10th percentile (69.1 ci)B · 91st percentile (413 ci)

Cylinders

median 4
A · 23rd percentile (3)B · 3rd percentile (2)

Operating Weight

median 5,303 lb
A · 5th percentile (1,488 lb)B · 50th percentile (5,291 lb)

Length

median 137 in
A · 8th percentile (99.3 in)B · 51st percentile (137 in)
A · CT1021B · G (1942-1948)Median Utility Tractor
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