CT450


CT440


CT445


COMPACT TRACTORS


SPECIFICATIONS


The CT440’s hydrostatic transmission can power commercial landscaping or your grounds projects around home within a compact footprint.


ENGINE 41 hp (30,6 kW) PTO HORSEPOWER 30 hp (22,3 kW) OPERATING WEIGHT 3847 lb. (1745 kg) LOADER LIFT CAPACITY 2030 lb. (921 kg)* 3-PT. LIFT CAPACITY 1870 lb. (848 kg)**


SPEED Three forward travel speeds; top speed is 16.5 mph (26,5 km/hr)


Attachments shown: Pallet fork and 3-pt. auger


A Shuttle Shift Transmission is available for the CT445 and CT450 for a wide range of operating speeds.


ENGINE 45 hp (33,6 kW)


PTO HORSEPOWER 34 hp (25,4 kW) HST† 36.5 hp (27,2 kW) SST option


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OPERATING WEIGHT 3881 lb. (1760 kg) HST; 3914 lb. (1775 kg) SST option


LOADER LIFT CAPACITY 2030 lb. (921 kg)* 3-PT. LIFT CAPACITY 1870 lb. (848 kg)**


SPEED Three forward travel speeds; top speed is 16.5 mph (26,5 km/hr) ■ Shuttle Shift Transmission


Attachment shown: Digger PRODUCTIVITY BOOST


Front-mounted attachments and 3-pt. hitch implements turn Bobcat®


compact tractors into highly


The CT450 comes standard with an independent PTO for more improved operator control when using implements.


ENGINE 49 hp (36,6 kW)


PTO HORSEPOWER 38 hp (28,3 kW) HST† 41 hp (30,6 kW) SST option


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OPERATING WEIGHT 3881 lb. (1760 kg) HST; 3914 lb. (1775 kg) SST option


LOADER LIFT CAPACITY 2030 lb. (921 kg)* 3-PT. LIFT CAPACITY 1870 lb. (848 kg)**


SPEED Three forward travel speeds; top speed is 16.5 mph (26,5 km/hr) ■ Shuttle Shift Transmission


Attachments shown: Bucket and 3-pt. silt fence installer WorkSaver BobCatalog 2013 57


productive and versatile tools for accomplishing your project goals. Learn more about the Bobcat compact tractor lineup by turning to page 33 for complete product specifi cation listings. Turn to page 59 for a list of attachments and implements for tractors.


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