Been watching a lot of tractor videos and I must say I think this one has been more informative and given me more Ideas than anything out there. Thanks
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I've aways enjoyed messing around with tractors and adding little accessories to help take care of any project. I have also made a few more additions since I did this video if you'd like to check them out. Also getting ready to make a few more and I will post those videos in the coming weeks. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thanks for checking out the video. I'm sure you will get a lot of use out of your first tractor. It is definitely a handy thing to have. Good luck with it and hope you enjoy it. Here is a link to the part 2 video I did on a few more accessories if you'd like to check it out. th-cam.com/video/m3mP-745sYo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CSB9NGBTTYozefB6
Having watched way too many tractor accessory videos, this is one where there is actually something unique, both from a this is super simple, to this is more difficult but awesome (the 4 wheel drive indicator). Great job on the video.
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words. I’ve always enjoyed tractors and adding little things to make improvements. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Best list of upgrades so far. Everyone else goes for the high dollar attachments or items when you can get a lot out of your tractor with simple and inexpensive mods and small diy projects.
Great job! Always a good thing to have what you MAY need with you when out working with the tractor. You've got the essentials covered. Some very good ideas. Thanks.
Hi Joey, I really appreciate it. Like you said, always good to have what you need to get the job done. Thanks for checking it out and commenting. Below is a link to the part 2 video I just did with a few more additions. th-cam.com/video/m3mP-745sYo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BsvnDYQiVoTpYHFJ
😊👍👊💪Hey Jeff! Great job buddy! Thanks for the shout out! Looks like you are getting close to 1000 subscribers. That’s awesome! Lots of good additions!🚜🇺🇸🍺
Really enjoy your videos and all of the great ideas. Lesson I have learned is to keep your cell phone on your person at all times. One day I put my grapple on blocks, reached over to unlock the right pin on quick connect, and the loader arms came down. Unfortunately my right foot was under loader and when it fell pinned my foot to the ground. Because I had my cell phone in my pants pocket I was able to call for help. Scared me and was not hurt, sure glad my wife answered the phone in the house.😁
Hi Kevin, that’s a great point about having your phone on your person at all times. Glad to hear you weren’t hurt. I know sometimes I forget the dangers of using tractors and equipment. I have had a few close calls, always seems to happen when I get in a hurry. Thanks for the positive comments and thanks for checking out the video.
Wow. Lots of ideas. Very informative. I have a drawbar clevis, chain storage, and bolt-on 3/8 hooks on the loader. Looks like I have a lot of catching up to do, haha.
I know what you mean. I probably should spend more time doing work with the tractor instead of upgrades. But I enjoy doing both. Thanks for checking out the video.
I need to catch up! 😂 looks like you have all the goodie’s! I think I’m going to get one of those adjustable 3 point arm links and hydraulic top link, must be nice when making adjustments. These tractors are like a Swiss Army knife. Nice video
Yes, I agree. Swiss army knife of tractors is a great way to describe it. The adjustable link arm upgrade and hydraulic top link are definitely worth the money. Thanks for checking it out.
Something I notice while driving my friend Kubota with similar exhaust configuration under the engine is that I keep smelling the exhaust gas quite often while with the MF high exhaust I never notice the smell. Sometimes on the Kubota it gets a bit to much. I wish they would would be an exhaust mod to route it backwards, at least pass the rear axle. Great work, clean, and organized, they way I like it.
Yes, I agree on the exhaust. I notice it sometimes on the Kioti, but never on the MF with the top exhaust. Thanks for the positive feedback and congrats on hitting the 1k mark on subscribers.
So far on my CK3510, I made small tool box that sits on top of fuel tank, made bracket for ROP light to sit inside of ROPs, made 400lb rear ballast out of rail road iron, rear diff hold-down knob, made right side step, welded on, bucket hook, and lastly had to strengthen up front grill so wont bend so easy.... So far all my add-ons are using exiting bolt holes, only had to make couple small welds for right side step..... Next on list is add skid-plate, I change hydraulic filter for second time mid Nov, I notice a big dent in filter that looked like it was hit with baseball bat and I hardly ever go in woods....
A lot a great add ons you have there. The skid plate is a great idea. I saw one video where one of the hydraulic filters got punctured with a stick and all the fluid drained out. Then another where a guy was moving a dirt pile with the bucket and ended up slamming the oil pan down on a big rock and cracked it. I would love to see the plate installed if you happen to make a video of it. I subbed to your channel. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Happy New Year!
@@backyardcountrylivin1514 I only have skid-plate on my L3400, it will becoming off next month for trans fluid change. This summer I'm hopping make skid plate for my CK3510, I did 200hr trans fluid change last Nov on it, I noticed the filter had baseball bat size dent in it, and I was very careful with tractor, I dont like filters getting dented.....
I enjoy the video. I am looking forward to purchasing the same size tractor. I like the Summit tractor because of the MSL., which I didn’t see on any other brand but Kobota.
Really nice brush guard with the Kioti logo. You should start to produce and sale them as there is not much online. Let me know when you will take order. I have a Kioti CK2620, 2024 and I would be interested in having one ;o)
Thank you. I have given it some thought. If I do make any I will be sure to let you know. I hope you are enjoying your tractor as much as I enjoy mine. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
Thank you sir. Phone holder might be a bit overkill, but you know gotta have that phone front and center now days. Probably better off to leave it at home and enjoy uninterrupted tractor time, lol. Anyway, I appreciate the kind words and thanks for checking out the video, subbing and commenting.
Finally some red neck engineering that looks professional and is actually functional. Great video sir. I will definitely be incorporating some. Have a wonderful Christmas and play safe. ❤
Thanks Bill. A little red neck engineering can go a long ways. Glad you like the ideas and hope you have a Merry Christmas as well. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.
Yes it would. Pallets forks are already the ultimate multitool for the loader and adding a grapple to them would be awesome. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
Hi Paul, it is a 60" Construction Attachments Dual Cylinder Grapple. I can't even begin to tell you how much back breaking work we have done with it over the last 2 years. It is very well made and has performed like a champ. Here are a couple of links below: one the Construction Attachments website and another to a video I did going over the grapple and doing some work with it. There are also several other videos on my channel with it in action. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. www.constructionattachmentsinc.com/products/compact-root-grapple-tractor-loader-attachment?return=/catalog/grapple-attachments/compact-tractor-loaders th-cam.com/video/PjKOJlbeayU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cEmQZXNu2kjgTD6f
Nice walk around. I was curious to know if you added ballast to the tires? I've seen you do some grapple and fork work that looked a little questionable without ballast
Hey Allen, yes got rear tires loaded from dealer and then of course the additional weight from the box blade and the box under the rack full of bricks. I’m guessing in the neighborhood of 700 extra pounds of rear weight, not counting the weight from the loaded tires. Definitely need it to lift some of those heavier items you mentioned. Thanks for checking out the video.
D-ring came from MGE products (got it on eBay). Adjustable side link also got on eBay. Side link is always showing out of stock. Have to keep checking back and order as soon as it is restocked, they sell out fast. Here are links for both. Thanks for checking out the video. www.ebay.com/itm/225587202247?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=225587202247&targetid=1529314452230&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=1021375&poi=&campaignid=20394395165&mkgroupid=153051241113&rlsatarget=pla-1529314452230&abcId=9317277&merchantid=8280554&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6Nvi9pzGgAMVCDnUAR28cQmEEAQYASABEgLyYvD_BwE www.ebay.com/itm/254935485140
Ordered it off eBay. It was hard to find, they were always out of stock. Just kept checking back and got lucky when they restocked. Here is the link. Keep checking it regularly and order quickly if you see it because they sell out fast. Thanks for checking out the video. www.ebay.com/itm/254935485140
It definitely has armrests. Look around the 15:40 mark and you should be able to see them. They are wrapped with the same orange camo as the seat. Don’t think my arm would make it without them. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.
Watching the whole video I have to say that you are so miticlous. Practically your tractor is a fully loaded one. I wander if you have a gun on board.LOL Thank you sir.
The strap configuration you have to hold your PVC chain holder onto the tractor, where did you get those? my local hardware store has no idea how to get them. Are they online or do they have a specific name? Or, did you just make them?
They are called conduit hangers. Should be able to find them at Lowes, Home Depot or any electrical supply store. The ones I used are for 1/2" conduit. I did wrap the bar with some electrical tape to add some thickness and keep it from scratching the bar. Hope this helps and thanks for checking out the video.
Hi Jason, unfortunately I haven’t done a video on that. But I’m always looking for new ideas to do one. Give me a week or two and I will put something together. Thanks for watching and giving me a new idea for a video.
Thank you for the video. I have a Kioti CS2220 with a front loader and a 48" rear finish mower and rear blade. I want to have a bit more stability and install rear wheel spacers. I have been told yes and no by two different dealerships on spacers. I have contacted Kioti, and their answer was " You must contact and work with a dealer to make sure as i cannot advise upon this matter." Do you or anyone out there have any advice on wheel spacers for this Kioti CS2220? Thank you in advance.
I have read on some of the tractor groups about people adding spacers and they seem to be happy with the added stability. Back in my farming days, we would add rear wheels spacers for row crop farming and it definitely gives you more stability and sense of security. I don't really know anyone who has added them to a Kioti or the model you have. I did find this website below that does list different size spacers for your model. I'm just guessing if they make them for your model, then they should be approved and safe. You could probably reach out to them with a email or phone call and get a bit more information. Hope this helps and thanks for watching and commenting. bro-tek.com/products/index.php?s=&searchc=1&addon%5B%5D=Kioti&addon2%5B%5D=CS2220&srt=
I was shopping at a Lidl grocery store and found it on the miscellaneous isle. Not sure how good it will hold up, but we will see. I liked the fact that it had a wire with a remote sensor. Bought one for golf cart also. Thanks for checking out the video.
any chance you can link list all these things in your comments? like where you may have purchased or where you might recommend to look for it (each upgrade)
Kioti Add Ons Grill Guard (made it myself) Bolt on D-ring at front (MGE products or Amazon) Loader tube storage (made it myself, tube plugs came from Amazon) Solar Battery tender (Harbor Freight) Saw Haul (Amazon) Cell Phone holder (Walmart, ATV phone holder) Chain Storage Tube (made it myself, parts from Lowes) Temp/clock display (Amazon) Steering wheel knob (Tractor Supply) Seat cover (Amazon) Led lights on rops (Northern Tool) Hydraulic top link (Amazon) Ammo can on box blade rack (Harbor Freight) Brackets on back of ATV rack (Harbor Freight) Pallet Fork Hitch Adapter (Titan Attachments) Tool box on rops (Lowes) Link arm adjuster (eBay) D-ring on drawbar (Tractor Supply) Craftsman blower (Lowes) Tool carry rack on rops (gun rack-eBay) Fire Extinguisher (Lowes) First Aid Kit (Walmart) Extra lifting straps (Harbor Freight) 4WD indicator light (Amazon) A few of the items I already had laying around in my shop. I also have done individual videos on a few of the add ons that go into more detail if you’d like to check them out. Should be able to find them if you go to my channel. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Good question. I do have one, but I mostly use it on my MF-231 with disc harrow, rotary cutter and a few other implements. Works on a about half of the implements that I have. Box blade stays on Kioti most of the time. Probably will add one to Kioti at some point. That for watching and commenting.
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Been watching a lot of tractor videos and I must say I think this one has been more informative and given me more Ideas than anything out there. Thanks
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. I've aways enjoyed messing around with tractors and adding little accessories to help take care of any project. I have also made a few more additions since I did this video if you'd like to check them out. Also getting ready to make a few more and I will post those videos in the coming weeks. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Better to HAVE IT and not need it, than NEED IT and not have it. Good job
@@menosabe yes sir, totally agree. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Found your video. Getting my first tractor this weekend. Great ideas on adding things ya might need. Great information.!!
Thanks for checking out the video. I'm sure you will get a lot of use out of your first tractor. It is definitely a handy thing to have. Good luck with it and hope you enjoy it. Here is a link to the part 2 video I did on a few more accessories if you'd like to check it out.
th-cam.com/video/m3mP-745sYo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CSB9NGBTTYozefB6
Thanks again.
@@captalex9007 you are certainly welcome. Thanks for checking it out.
That is the most tricked out tractor iv'e ever seen!....love that grill guard!
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.
Having watched way too many tractor accessory videos, this is one where there is actually something unique, both from a this is super simple, to this is more difficult but awesome (the 4 wheel drive indicator). Great job on the video.
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words. I’ve always enjoyed tractors and adding little things to make improvements. Thank you for watching and commenting.
One of the more interesting tractor accessory videos. Great job sir
Thank you sir and thanks for the sub. Subbed to your channel as well.
Best list of upgrades so far. Everyone else goes for the high dollar attachments or items when you can get a lot out of your tractor with simple and inexpensive mods and small diy projects.
Thank you, I really appreciate the positive feedback. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Great job! Always a good thing to have what you MAY need with you when out working with the tractor. You've got the essentials covered. Some very good ideas. Thanks.
Hi Joey, I really appreciate it. Like you said, always good to have what you need to get the job done. Thanks for checking it out and commenting. Below is a link to the part 2 video I just did with a few more additions.
th-cam.com/video/m3mP-745sYo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BsvnDYQiVoTpYHFJ
Definitely some good ideas for things I will be adding to my tractor. Thanks for posting.
You are very welcome and thank you for watching and commenting.
Great Video. All your DIY mods look as good as any professional product. Nice Work!
I really appreciate the positive feedback. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Enjoyed your video. Some great ideas. I will using some of these on my tractor.
Thanks so much. Really enjoy sharing ideas and have always enjoyed tractors. Thanks for taking to time to watch and comment.
😊👍👊💪Hey Jeff! Great job buddy! Thanks for the shout out! Looks like you are getting close to 1000 subscribers. That’s awesome! Lots of good additions!🚜🇺🇸🍺
Thanks Mike. Getting there slowly but surely. Thanks for the idea of making this video. Take care and stay safe.
Really enjoy your videos and all of the great ideas. Lesson I have learned is to keep your cell phone on your person at all times. One day I put my grapple on blocks, reached over to unlock the right pin on quick connect, and the loader arms came down. Unfortunately my right foot was under loader and when it fell pinned my foot to the ground. Because I had my cell phone in my pants pocket I was able to call for help. Scared me and was not hurt, sure glad my wife answered the phone in the house.😁
Hi Kevin, that’s a great point about having your phone on your person at all times. Glad to hear you weren’t hurt. I know sometimes I forget the dangers of using tractors and equipment. I have had a few close calls, always seems to happen when I get in a hurry. Thanks for the positive comments and thanks for checking out the video.
Wow, man you've been busy with the cool upgrades! Nice work and some great ideas! Can't go wrong with upgrades to the Kioti!! Cheers!
Thanks Kapper. Just a few little accessories to help get the job done. I really appreciate you checking it out and commenting. Merry Christmas 🎄
Wow. Lots of ideas. Very informative. I have a drawbar clevis, chain storage, and bolt-on 3/8 hooks on the loader. Looks like I have a lot of catching up to do, haha.
Thanks Frank. You are already well on your way. Glad to share any ideas. Thank you for checking out the video and commenting.
Nice job, love the grill guard
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.
Some really great ideas. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching. I really appreciate it.
Sounds. like your tractor is the project. Looks really nice but most time I am busy doing work with my tractors.
I know what you mean. I probably should spend more time doing work with the tractor instead of upgrades. But I enjoy doing both. Thanks for checking out the video.
Well thought out mods. Great info
Thank you.
I'm definately using a few of these ideas.
Good deal. Glad to share and hope you get good use out of them. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I need to catch up! 😂 looks like you have all the goodie’s! I think I’m going to get one of those adjustable 3 point arm links and hydraulic top link, must be nice when making adjustments. These tractors are like a Swiss Army knife. Nice video
Yes, I agree. Swiss army knife of tractors is a great way to describe it. The adjustable link arm upgrade and hydraulic top link are definitely worth the money. Thanks for checking it out.
Great Grill Guard!
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.
Great job! Thank you very much.
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.
great accessories, good job!
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for sharing!
Any time. You are welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Hello from Nova Scotia great job on the tractor upgrades love your grill guard new sub here
Hello, thank you so much for the kind words and the sub. Also subbed to your channel.
Something I notice while driving my friend Kubota with similar exhaust configuration under the engine is that I keep smelling the exhaust gas quite often while with the MF high exhaust I never notice the smell. Sometimes on the Kubota it gets a bit to much. I wish they would would be an exhaust mod to route it backwards, at least pass the rear axle. Great work, clean, and organized, they way I like it.
Yes, I agree on the exhaust. I notice it sometimes on the Kioti, but never on the MF with the top exhaust. Thanks for the positive feedback and congrats on hitting the 1k mark on subscribers.
So far on my CK3510, I made small tool box that sits on top of fuel tank, made bracket for ROP light to sit inside of ROPs, made 400lb rear ballast out of rail road iron, rear diff hold-down knob, made right side step, welded on, bucket hook, and lastly had to strengthen up front grill so wont bend so easy.... So far all my add-ons are using exiting bolt holes, only had to make couple small welds for right side step.....
Next on list is add skid-plate, I change hydraulic filter for second time mid Nov, I notice a big dent in filter that looked like it was hit with baseball bat and I hardly ever go in woods....
A lot a great add ons you have there. The skid plate is a great idea. I saw one video where one of the hydraulic filters got punctured with a stick and all the fluid drained out. Then another where a guy was moving a dirt pile with the bucket and ended up slamming the oil pan down on a big rock and cracked it. I would love to see the plate installed if you happen to make a video of it. I subbed to your channel. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Happy New Year!
@@backyardcountrylivin1514 I only have skid-plate on my L3400, it will becoming off next month for trans fluid change. This summer I'm hopping make skid plate for my CK3510, I did 200hr trans fluid change last Nov on it, I noticed the filter had baseball bat size dent in it, and I was very careful with tractor, I dont like filters getting dented.....
I enjoy the video. I am looking forward to purchasing the same size tractor. I like the Summit tractor because of the MSL., which I didn’t see on any other brand but Kobota.
That size tractor works very well for a lot of tasks. The MSL is a nice option that I wish mine had. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
Really nice brush guard with the Kioti logo. You should start to produce and sale them as there is not much online. Let me know when you will take order. I have a Kioti CK2620, 2024 and I would be interested in having one ;o)
Thank you. I have given it some thought. If I do make any I will be sure to let you know. I hope you are enjoying your tractor as much as I enjoy mine. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
I bought a Kioti CK 2610 last year. Love it 👍👍
Awesome, they are great tractors. More power than I expected for a smaller tractor. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Haha Im laughing at the phone holder "...now let's just see if I can do this...*cut*"
Congrats on 1k subs good luck to you sir you earned one more.
Thank you sir. Phone holder might be a bit overkill, but you know gotta have that phone front and center now days. Probably better off to leave it at home and enjoy uninterrupted tractor time, lol. Anyway, I appreciate the kind words and thanks for checking out the video, subbing and commenting.
Awesome👍
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Finally some red neck engineering that looks professional and is actually functional. Great video sir. I will definitely be incorporating some. Have a wonderful Christmas and play safe. ❤
Thanks Bill. A little red neck engineering can go a long ways. Glad you like the ideas and hope you have a Merry Christmas as well. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.
Awesome
Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.
Great job, all will be a real help. I subbed.
Thank you and thanks for checking out the video and subbing.
Pallet fork with Cotech or HLA or JD pg11-12 removable grapple, would be the cats meow.
Yes it would. Pallets forks are already the ultimate multitool for the loader and adding a grapple to them would be awesome. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
very nice video. I'm getting same tractor soon. which grapple do you have in this vid? thanks
Hi Paul, it is a 60" Construction Attachments Dual Cylinder Grapple. I can't even begin to tell you how much back breaking work we have done with it over the last 2 years. It is very well made and has performed like a champ. Here are a couple of links below: one the Construction Attachments website and another to a video I did going over the grapple and doing some work with it. There are also several other videos on my channel with it in action. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.
www.constructionattachmentsinc.com/products/compact-root-grapple-tractor-loader-attachment?return=/catalog/grapple-attachments/compact-tractor-loaders
th-cam.com/video/PjKOJlbeayU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=cEmQZXNu2kjgTD6f
Nice walk around. I was curious to know if you added ballast to the tires?
I've seen you do some grapple and fork work that looked a little questionable without ballast
Hey Allen, yes got rear tires loaded from dealer and then of course the additional weight from the box blade and the box under the rack full of bricks. I’m guessing in the neighborhood of 700 extra pounds of rear weight, not counting the weight from the loaded tires. Definitely need it to lift some of those heavier items you mentioned. Thanks for checking out the video.
Nice mods!! where did you get the D-rings you mounted on the front and the swivel side link?
Great videos too
D-ring came from MGE products (got it on eBay). Adjustable side link also got on eBay. Side link is always showing out of stock. Have to keep checking back and order as soon as it is restocked, they sell out fast. Here are links for both. Thanks for checking out the video.
www.ebay.com/itm/225587202247?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=225587202247&targetid=1529314452230&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=1021375&poi=&campaignid=20394395165&mkgroupid=153051241113&rlsatarget=pla-1529314452230&abcId=9317277&merchantid=8280554&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6Nvi9pzGgAMVCDnUAR28cQmEEAQYASABEgLyYvD_BwE
www.ebay.com/itm/254935485140
Where did you get or what do you call that swivel side link? I can’t find one and want to get it :)
Ordered it off eBay. It was hard to find, they were always out of stock. Just kept checking back and got lucky when they restocked. Here is the link. Keep checking it regularly and order quickly if you see it because they sell out fast. Thanks for checking out the video.
www.ebay.com/itm/254935485140
What’s up with no armrests. Does your right arm get tired if your doing loader work?
It definitely has armrests. Look around the 15:40 mark and you should be able to see them. They are wrapped with the same orange camo as the seat. Don’t think my arm would make it without them. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.
Watching the whole video I have to say that you are so miticlous. Practically your tractor is a fully loaded one. I wander if you have a gun on board.LOL Thank you sir.
Thank you. No gun on board. Just like adding the bells and whistles to help out with any project. Thanks for checking it out.
The strap configuration you have to hold your PVC chain holder onto the tractor, where did you get those? my local hardware store has no idea how to get them. Are they online or do they have a specific name? Or, did you just make them?
They are called conduit hangers. Should be able to find them at Lowes, Home Depot or any electrical supply store. The ones I used are for 1/2" conduit. I did wrap the bar with some electrical tape to add some thickness and keep it from scratching the bar. Hope this helps and thanks for checking out the video.
Do you have a video on how the rack is installed on the box blade?
Hi Jason, unfortunately I haven’t done a video on that. But I’m always looking for new ideas to do one. Give me a week or two and I will put something together. Thanks for watching and giving me a new idea for a video.
Thank you for the video. I have a Kioti CS2220 with a front loader and a 48" rear finish mower and rear blade. I want to have a bit more stability and install rear wheel spacers. I have been told yes and no by two different dealerships on spacers. I have contacted Kioti, and their answer was " You must contact and work with a dealer to make sure as i cannot advise upon this matter." Do you or anyone out there have any advice on wheel spacers for this Kioti CS2220? Thank you in advance.
I have read on some of the tractor groups about people adding spacers and they seem to be happy with the added stability. Back in my farming days, we would add rear wheels spacers for row crop farming and it definitely gives you more stability and sense of security. I don't really know anyone who has added them to a Kioti or the model you have. I did find this website below that does list different size spacers for your model. I'm just guessing if they make them for your model, then they should be approved and safe. You could probably reach out to them with a email or phone call and get a bit more information. Hope this helps and thanks for watching and commenting.
bro-tek.com/products/index.php?s=&searchc=1&addon%5B%5D=Kioti&addon2%5B%5D=CS2220&srt=
I like that clock, thermometer. Where did you get it?
I was shopping at a Lidl grocery store and found it on the miscellaneous isle. Not sure how good it will hold up, but we will see. I liked the fact that it had a wire with a remote sensor. Bought one for golf cart also. Thanks for checking out the video.
any chance you can link list all these things in your comments? like where you may have purchased or where you might recommend to look for it (each upgrade)
Sure thing. Give me a day or so to put together a list and I will post.
Kioti Add Ons
Grill Guard (made it myself)
Bolt on D-ring at front (MGE products or Amazon)
Loader tube storage (made it myself, tube plugs came from Amazon)
Solar Battery tender (Harbor Freight)
Saw Haul (Amazon)
Cell Phone holder (Walmart, ATV phone holder)
Chain Storage Tube (made it myself, parts from Lowes)
Temp/clock display (Amazon)
Steering wheel knob (Tractor Supply)
Seat cover (Amazon)
Led lights on rops (Northern Tool)
Hydraulic top link (Amazon)
Ammo can on box blade rack (Harbor Freight)
Brackets on back of ATV rack (Harbor Freight)
Pallet Fork Hitch Adapter (Titan Attachments)
Tool box on rops (Lowes)
Link arm adjuster (eBay)
D-ring on drawbar (Tractor Supply)
Craftsman blower (Lowes)
Tool carry rack on rops (gun rack-eBay)
Fire Extinguisher (Lowes)
First Aid Kit (Walmart)
Extra lifting straps (Harbor Freight)
4WD indicator light (Amazon)
A few of the items I already had laying around in my shop.
I also have done individual videos on a few of the add ons that go into more detail if you’d like to check them out. Should be able to find them if you go to my channel. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Swiss army kioti
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Bro doesn't go to the garage for nothin.
You are correct. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.
No quick hitch.
Good question. I do have one, but I mostly use it on my MF-231 with disc harrow, rotary cutter and a few other implements. Works on a about half of the implements that I have. Box blade stays on Kioti most of the time. Probably will add one to Kioti at some point. That for watching and commenting.
Buddy, you need to get a life!
@@user-pp4ve6qo1b got a great one. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Place the spotlights on the roof cap
That’s a good idea. I’m sure they would put out better lighting from there.
@@backyardcountrylivin1514 yep, you don't want them behind you at eye level,