Head to head · Utility

Bobcat CT1025 vs John Deere 1025R

Bobcat CT1025 Tractor
BobcatModel A

Bobcat CT1025

Utility

power
24.5 hp
displacement
69.1 ci
Cylinders
3
Forward gears
Not recorded
Full CT1025 specs
John Deere 1025R Tractor
John DeereModel B

John Deere 1025R

Utility

power
23.9 hp
displacement
77.3 ci
Cylinders
3
Forward gears
2
Full 1025R specs
BobcatBobcat CT1025
vs
John DeereJohn Deere 1025R

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Utility

n = 3,933–5,720

Engine Power

▲ CT1025 higher · +0.6 hp (+3%)
CT102524.5 hp
1025R23.9 hp
Median Utility Tractor55 hp

CT1025 is in the 15th percentile; 1025R is in the 13th · 5,383 models

Engine Displacement

▲ 1025R higher · +8.2 ci (+12%)
CT102569.1 ci
1025R77.3 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci

CT1025 is in the 10th percentile; 1025R is in the 11th · 5,580 models

Cylinders

= Effectively tied
CT10253
1025R3
Median Utility Tractor4

CT1025 is in the 23rd percentile; 1025R is in the 23rd · 5,720 models

Operating Weight

▲ CT1025 higher · +44 lb (+3%)
CT10251,488 lb
1025R1,444 lb
Median Utility Tractor5,303 lb

CT1025 is in the 5th percentile; 1025R is in the 5th · 5,107 models

CT1025 (A)1025R (B)Median Utility Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
ManufacturerBobcatJohn Deere—
ModelCT10251025R—
CategoryUtility, Sub-CompactUtility, Sub-CompactSame

Engine

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
ManufacturerDaedongYanmar—
ModelShibaura S733L3TNV80F-NCJT—
Power Output24.5hp23.9hp▲ CT1025+0.6 hp · +3%
Rated RPM3,000RPM3,200RPM▲ 1025R+200 RPM · +7%
Cylinders33Same
Displacement69.1ci77.3ci▲ 1025R+8.2 ci · +12%
Bore3in3.2in▲ 1025R+0.1 in · +3%
Stroke3.2in3.3in▲ 1025R+0.1 in · +3%

Transmission

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
TypeHydrostaticHydrostaticSame

Dimensions & Weight

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
Length99.3in87.6in▲ CT1025+11.7 in · +13%
Width46in47.2in▲ 1025R+1.2 in · +3%
Height87.6in86.2in▲ CT1025+1.4 in · +2%
Operating Weight1,488lb1,444lb▲ CT1025+44 lb · +3%

Hydraulics

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
System TypeNot recordedOpen center—
Steering TypeNot recordedHydrostatic power—

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
TypeNot recordedIndependent—
Speed 1Not recorded540rpm—
Speed 2Not recorded2,100rpm—

Hitch & Towing

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
Hitch TypeRear Type: IThree-Point Hitch—
Hitch CategoryNot recordedCategory I Limited—
Hitch PositionNot recordedRear—
Hitch CapacityNot recorded1,177lb—

Chassis & Drive

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
Chassis TypeNot recorded4x4 MFWD 4WD—
Drive TypeNot recorded4WD—
Steering TypeNot recordedHydrostatic power—
Brake TypeNot recordedWet disc—

Electrical

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
Starter TypeElectricElectricSame

Capacities

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
CoolantNot recorded1gal—

Operator Station

SpecBobcat CT1025John Deere 1025RDifference
TypeNot recordedOpen Station with Foldable ROPS—

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 55 hp
A · 15th percentile (24.5 hp)B · 13th percentile (23.9 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 183 ci
A · 10th percentile (69.1 ci)B · 11th percentile (77.3 ci)

Cylinders

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

Operating Weight

median 5,303 lb
A · 5th percentile (1,488 lb)B · 5th percentile (1,444 lb)

Length

median 137 in
A · 8th percentile (99.3 in)B · 4th percentile (87.6 in)
A · CT1025B · 1025RMedian Utility Tractor
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