How big is a category 1 tractor?

A Category 1 tractor refers to the three-point hitch category rather than physical dimensions, but tractors that use Category 1 hitches are typically small to medium sized. Generally, Category 1 tractors range from about 20 to 50 horsepower, though some definitions extend from sub-compact 20 horsepower up to 60 horsepower utility tractors. Physically, they weigh roughly 1,500 to 4,500 pounds without ballast, have overall lengths of about 100 to 140 inches, widths of 48 to 72 inches, and wheelbases that allow maneuverability in tight spaces. Examples include John Deere 1025R and 2025R, Kubota BX and L series, Ford 3000, and similar compact utility tractors. They use 7/8 inch lower link pins and 3/4 inch top link pin with lower link spacing around 26 inches. They are big enough to run 4 to 6 foot mowers, small plows, and loaders, but small enough for landscaping, small farms, and property maintenance. So Category 1 describes capability more than exact size, but tractors in this class are considered compact to small utility size.