Would love to spend an afternoon hanging out with you 2 ball busters. I admire your humour. We have a shit ton in common. You are both an entertaining duo. Please keep making videos with Tony.
As always Chris your videos are very informative on the subjects and have good insight as to tools,tractors that's being used around the wood yard..great job
I own the same tractor, its been very good to me and has had no issues. My biggest grip though is all the gease points and the quick attach broke on me (my fault) at then end of the day, if I were to buy another machine, it would be another Kioti, instead of the CK series, I'd lean into the DK on my next go around which will prob be in 25 years lol. My advice is get the tires filled and 3rd function valve at the dealer before you take delivery
Another great video Chris. Tony is a great guy like yourself, honest about the pros and cons. Definitely nice that you both are close to each other and can check things out. Tony had a lot of great points, many that you mentioned. Kioti is strong contender. 😊👍🏻
You got that right, he is a smart guy and knows how to show a product and talk about it. It is because he is a retired sale manager and he is also Polish!
Have the same tractor. For the money can't beat it. Also have a Kubota 6040 and the add ons for the kioti set it apart. Didn't want the mirrors but now love them. Third function is the ticket and kioti kit is a super clean mount. Great video!
I didn't want my rops warning lights to be broken off like I was sure they would be yet I didn't want to move them to the fender. I went to the local scrap iron yard and purchased the shortest piece of old 5 inch ID oilfield pipe line they'd sell me. Took it to the local welding shop and has them bandsaw two, 2 inch long pieces off. I drilled a hole in one side of each to accommodate the threaded stub on the light housing and mounted the lights inside the pipeline pieces after bolting them to the ROPS using the same holes on the lights base mount. The 5 inch pipe is perfect for the lights with a quarter inch space all around. Super sturdy. They've caught many a limb and have never bent or broken.
Nice explanation of the Kioti! I have been in the market as well for a sub-compact 22-26 HP machine and I’m very impressed with the Kioti. Unfortunately it is one of the few brands we don’t have access to in our town. The closest Kioti dealer is an hour + away☹️ Dealer accessibility is important. Can’t wait until you get your new Kioti!! GNI
I live in Maine and have the same exact tractor.I did a year of research and came to the same conclusion as you.It has been a year since my purchase and I like the machine more every day.My first major addition other than pallet forks and box blade that I got with the machine was a Woodland Mills WC68 chipper, that is also a great piece of equipment that currently has about 25 hours of use on it.
@@InTheWoodyard I did a lot of research mostly between WoodMax and Woodland Mills, I think they both are great units. I am also looking into the WM stump grinder.Good luck with your tractor research
Tony has both a nice clear cadence to his voice along with a vocabulary to compliment his explanation. He was probably a patient mentor to others in his career.
Nice overview of the CK4010SE SEI is great to work with! Been very happy with them. Note on the loader lock - I think it only locks the loader controller from being moved and opening the valve when the loader is suspended. I don't trust it so still put a piece of angle in the loader to keep it up :)
@@InTheWoodyard Yeah, if a hydraulic line breaks while the loader is up, the system will lose pressure and the loader will drop, even if the lockout is engaged. Always best to use the angle iron.
Dan in Back 40 has one of these, he's happy with his Chris. Hello Tony, he is a Great Guy to show you around. I would Love to have one and have a cab on it. A lot of Polish people in Wisconsin, I listen to Polka Heaven 24/7 in Wisconsin. I'm Polish too. There are only two kinds of people in this world, Polish people and people that want to be. 🤣
Thank you for this video. You just gave me two precious informations that they wouldn't tell about in the user's manuals that I got with my new Kioti ck4010. First is that small black lever near the floor, on the right side of the seat, you say is a lock to keep the loader bucket safely up while holding some load and preventing it from accidentally go back down if, for instance, we are to get off the tractor for a moment. Second information is the fact that the engine will automatically turn off if we get off without first putting the parking brake. Actually, it happened to me and I was wondering whether it was normal for the engine to have stopped instantly as I would get down from the tractor platform.
The lock out is for the bucket lever only, it doesn’t lock out the hydraulics. The bucket can still leak down or slam down on your noggin. Ck3510se love mine so far! Thanks for the video
We got the CK4010SE in the cabbed version with just under 400 hours and it has been great. There are a few options that are available that his tractor doesn't have that could interest you. Also know the difference between the actual 3rd function valve and the diverter valves other's use. Great video!!!!
@@InTheWoodyard A guy/gal will get use to anything, but the Kioti set-up is the best we found. Also you guys talked about the hydraulics (hoses & valve), specially with the added 3rd function, kinda sticking out. I put a shield/guard around that area on ours to protect it from getting caught by a branch/stick/root while in the woods. Thanks for the reply!!!!
Late to the party...good informative vid Chris and Tony. Few things to add... 1) Tony brought up a good point, 3rd function. Get it factory installed. And get the tires filled too. 2) go with 3 point quick hitch right away. They do make the arm very flexible nowadays but once you use a quick hitch you won’t go back. Make sure attachments are quick hitch compatible...most are nowadays. 3) Front underbelly pto I believe would be a good investment 4) hydraulic top link. Another great addition. Will need rear hyd. Remotes for it...so definitely get. 5) tires...these look interesting.
I looked at the Kioti NX6010, impressive machine. Ended up getting a Kubota MX6000. The financing deal was the ultimate decider for me. I don't thik you would go wrong with either tractor.
Good morning Chris!! 😀😀 Seems like Tony is very pleased with his tractor so far. It's a really nice LITTLE tractor. I still think that the next size bigger framed tractor would be better for you. A full cord of green oak logs weighs approximately 5500 pounds. So if you put a face cord in a IBC tote you are looking at just under 2000 pounds of weight to lift. You really don't want to be maxing out your tractor all the time. If you go with the next size bigger. They handle 2000 pounds with ease. My Mahindra 2555 will pick up 2 large square bales of hay that weigh about 800 to 900 pounds each with out any hesitation . Like Tony said that you should get one the next size bigger than what you think you can get by with. It would be nice if Tony could bring his Kioti over and we could do some side by side lifting comparisons. Take care my friend!!😀😀TTYL!!
Tony's informative walk around on the Kioti was prolly one of the best I've yet to see which is very good and a great help to others who maybe looking to buy a compact tractor.
I've got the 2020 CK3510SE, 88 hours so far. Other than warm-up periods, I always run it 2000 or above, it still regens every 30 hours. I don't believe anyone that says it won't regen if you keep the RPM's up. I love the tractor, it's been a workhorse and hasn't disappointed me yet.
Most times(except when running the PTO) I run mine at 1800 rpm which, I believe, is peak engine torque. When it it regens every 32 -34 hours I simply move the throttle up to the 2200 (540 pto) rpm mark and keep on working. After about 10 minutes it finishes. There's no need to stop working if the regen light glows solid. Only when it flashes should you stop and do a manual regen.
Great video - you and Tony should get into media work along with Kenny. And a semi has just driven past my house carrying a Kioti tractor with your name on it. 🚜
Chris, You may want to double check your numbers on green wood. A cord can be 5000-6000 not 2400. This would put an IBC tote plus the weight of the forks right at lifting capacity on the daily. I just ordered a DK for this exact reason instead of a CK. As always, great vid.
I like how he said I’m not disappointed at all let’s see if he still feels that way when it’s 35 below zero with a 50 mile an hour wind blowing snow I bet he wishes he had a cab with heat
Looks like Tony got the proper size tractor for his needs. What about your needs Chris from what I see the ck2610 will do everything you need with no emissions no regeneration
the 1 thing I did to my tractor was put a mesh wire grill guard on it. and a quick hitch even though I have the extendable links ,a quick hitch will spoil you.
Excellent and clear overview and discussion of features and things to consider. Did wheelbase or footprint width for stability enter your evaluation between CK and NX series?
I believe Tonys big decision was the fact that he wants to take his tractor across the state to another property to work the soil for food plots so he wants to be able to transport it easily.
@@InTheWoodyard That is a good point. If you have several properties to tend and a lot of mileage to ride, a small ck Kioti is easier to tow about in a trailer than a larger, heavier model of tractor.
Nice little tractor! I don't know if there was ever a price mention on this? I got a quote for a new Massey 2760E and it was right around 30k fully loaded and with a grapple. But I think I'm going to keep my current Massey and get a cheaper used skid steer
While having the bar welded for the right side step, it would be nice to fabricate a removable box to shileld those hydraulic valves. Those exposed hoses are going to take a beating on the right side. Better to have a sharp object rubbing against metal than rubber.
A major convenience on my prio Kioti CK was that I could leave the three point hitch on the machine and still connect my backhoe. On my grand L Kubota, the hitch has to come off… need wrenches and time to put the implement on and off…. A bit of a pain
Just returned the wood processor to dyna they have three kioti tractors they got rid of thier kobots. They use thier tractors at the factory to move the processors around the yard an move wood to test thier processors.they have cab versions off the 40hp kioti
Great job, I am sold , I will see that they send you a commission check. Lots of very good information. When you purchase a nice tractor like this one . Do you also have the send all the filters and oil for three or four changes ?
I never knew that the SE model didn’t come with a clutch. I have a CK as well non SE model which is also a hydro model and mine does have the clutch on the left foot. I would miss that for sure because when shifting from neutral it goes into gear much smoother when you depress the clutch.
The CK4010SE does come with a clutch if you order the shuttle shift model. I know. I have one. More PTO horsepower. No hydrostatic transmission whine. More direct drive power.
Nice tractor looks like the one for you like he says he done a lot of home work here and other you tubers have this type logging have a good think all so he saying it does not rip up the "yard"?
Great review. Your presentation style was not like you're a dealer rep. From my limited knowledge I can't think of a reason why you would purchase anything else. I would hope a mtr marketing dept would help you on price considering your channel growth and quantity of vids
@@InTheWoodyard I doubt that. How many min of viewing do you post per week compared to others. Mfts marketing isn't on tv, it's online. Throw an idea to them with how many viewed minutes you've had in previous 90days.
the lock is so the loader lever doesn't get bumped and the loader comes down on someone. I don't think the blue lock locks the loader arms from coming down. if you lose hdry. its anybody's guess I would not want to be under the hood with a load or under the bucket. I've owned one for 3 yrs now.. Even the cruise you need to tell people if you hit the brake pedal it will shut off but mine will but still moves very slow so I have to hit the brake twice and then it doesn't jerk the crap out of you. The next one I get will be a shuttle shift. I like the gear drive. You'll lern as you win it. Make sure you check your bolts you may have a good dealer. Mine will never see them again after 4 times and came back worse than it left.
I still think you should get a tractor that can lift 2500 lbs. Then you can do bags and totes someday. Btw the larger 375 gallon totes hold 3/4 of a facecord and the bags hold a full facecord.
Am I just missing something on the tractor series? This is a CK and you keep referring to the NX as the next level up but the DX is there in the middle of them not to mention the new NS that may start showing sometime in the future.
What is the name of the place you get your attachments from? I keep trying to find it in the vidoe again and i cant find the part when uou say the name.
God damn how crappy would it be to just be playing farmer. Growing up on a 3rd gen cattle ranch and feed growers, anyone that knew you would disown you if they found out you took your new tractor to the dealer to have your caution flasher relocated , or even to have your tires weighted. Only time the dealer got there hands back on my tractor is if it was catastrophic and under warranty
Your genetics will be lame for the rest of eternity if you don't pick the right color!!! * that looks like a great tractor to me as long as the dealer is good
Sounds like Kubota time to me. My cousin started with a mini Kubota and worked his way up to the bigger one, don’t remember the model but it’s one heck of a machine. Not quite as big a the old time farm tractor but substantially bigger than your brothers.😀 Whatever you get I’m sure you’ll be happy with it because you’ve done your homework. Have a good day sir. GNI
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Would love to spend an afternoon hanging out with you 2 ball busters. I admire your humour. We have a shit ton in common. You are both an entertaining duo. Please keep making videos with Tony.
Thanks Mark, we have a good time!
As always Chris your videos are very informative on the subjects and have good insight as to tools,tractors that's being used around the wood yard..great job
Thanks Dave, we where just playin with good toys!
Hey Chris...we like your New Friend......He knows more about the Kioti then most salesman!!! Keep the vids coming.
Yes he does, and he knows how to present the information very well!
You hit a home run Chris! Another great video.
Glad you liked it Richard!
That’s a mighty nice machine! Looking forward to seeing what ends up in the wood yard.
Orange is a good color!
Tony you are great at explaining details.
Yes he sure is!
I bought this same one about 2 months ago, and I really like it.
Good video, and thanks!
Thanks, yup, Kioti makes some good tractors!
I own the same tractor, its been very good to me and has had no issues. My biggest grip though is all the gease points and the quick attach broke on me (my fault) at then end of the day, if I were to buy another machine, it would be another Kioti, instead of the CK series, I'd lean into the DK on my next go around which will prob be in 25 years lol.
My advice is get the tires filled and 3rd function valve at the dealer before you take delivery
Another great video Chris. Tony is a great guy like yourself, honest about the pros and cons. Definitely nice that you both are close to each other and can check things out. Tony had a lot of great points, many that you mentioned. Kioti is strong contender. 😊👍🏻
Couldn't agree more, it is because he is Polish!
What an outstanding review.
Thanks James!
Great video! I've been really impressed with my NX thus far over the past 4 years.
Cool, what size do you have?
@@InTheWoodyard NX 4510
Just got a nx 5010. And love it. Also had a dk50 se for 7 years and loved that too
Wow, that is a nice machine!!!
I’ve had tractors my whole life but I think Tony knows more about his Kioti than anyone I’ve ever seen. Nice vid! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You got that right, he is a smart guy and knows how to show a product and talk about it. It is because he is a retired sale manager and he is also Polish!
Great video!! I believe the Kioti or LS will be my next tractor, I own a 25hp LS now. Have a Safe Day
Good choice!
Two years ago I bought a Kioti DK5310se and I really really love it!!!
I had the linked pedal added and it's awesome.
I also have the third function.
Great to hear!
Have the same tractor. For the money can't beat it. Also have a Kubota 6040 and the add ons for the kioti set it apart. Didn't want the mirrors but now love them. Third function is the ticket and kioti kit is a super clean mount. Great video!
Very nice!
Fantastic review! I was looking at the Kioti CK series, but was able to get a DK4520 for not much more. It is a beast!
Thanks I now have a DK4710 HST and I love it!
I enjoyed this video a hell of allot more than I thought I would. I miss being a toy hound. Love all the equipment and their uses.
Yes, hydraulics are a great thing!
Great Video Guys! thanks for the information
Thanks for watching!
I didn't want my rops warning lights to be broken off like I was sure they would be yet I didn't want to move them to the fender. I went to the local scrap iron yard and purchased the shortest piece of old 5 inch ID oilfield pipe line they'd sell me. Took it to the local welding shop and has them bandsaw two, 2 inch long pieces off. I drilled a hole in one side of each to accommodate the threaded stub on the light housing and mounted the lights inside the pipeline pieces after bolting them to the ROPS using the same holes on the lights base mount. The 5 inch pipe is perfect for the lights with a quarter inch space all around. Super sturdy. They've caught many a limb and have never bent or broken.
Very nice, I like it!
G’mornin Chris. What a wealth of knowledge ! G. N. I.
Yes, Tony really knows his stuff!
My next tractor will be a Kioti that has more standard the other tractor I got. Thanks for information. Have a great day be safe
Thanks, you too!
Nice explanation of the Kioti! I have been in the market as well for a sub-compact 22-26 HP machine and I’m very impressed with the Kioti. Unfortunately it is one of the few brands we don’t have access to in our town. The closest Kioti dealer is an hour + away☹️ Dealer accessibility is important. Can’t wait until you get your new Kioti!! GNI
Soon, it will get here and you are welcome to come up and fondle it anytime, as long as you wash you hands first.
@@InTheWoodyard I have not yet price compared the two orange ones? Kioti cheaper or the same as Kubota?
good companion there!! great info!! good vid chris!!
Thanks Mike!
I live in Maine and have the same exact tractor.I did a year of research and came to the same conclusion as you.It has been a year since my purchase and I like the machine more every day.My first major addition other than pallet forks and box blade that I got with the machine was a Woodland Mills WC68 chipper, that is also a great piece of equipment that currently has about 25 hours of use on it.
Phil! Yesterday Tony and I did a video with his Woodland mills chipper! You will see it a in a couple weeks!
@@InTheWoodyard I did a lot of research mostly between WoodMax and Woodland Mills, I think they both are great units. I am also looking into the WM stump grinder.Good luck with your tractor research
Great video guys!
Thanks for watching Gerry!
Y’all are making me want a Kioti down here in Texas! I don’t like my local dealer though. lol. I like your new friend. He seems cool.
Tony is cooler than a lump of dry ice!
Yup Tony is cooler than a lump of dry ice!
@@InTheWoodyard 😂😂
He knows his toys! I agree with him on the rops. Use them, it could save a life!
Good night Irene
Yes, thanks for watching !!
Careful Chris , Tony is becoming a star on his own. Tony’s toys channel.
Tony has both a nice clear cadence to his voice along with a vocabulary to compliment his explanation. He was probably a patient mentor to others in his career.
@@davehertle Tony is the man for sure!
@TowME trailers Both award winning choices!
Nice overview of the CK4010SE SEI is great to work with! Been very happy with them.
Note on the loader lock - I think it only locks the loader controller from being moved and opening the valve when the loader is suspended. I don't trust it so still put a piece of angle in the loader to keep it up :)
Yes, that is what is recommended for safety!
@@InTheWoodyard Yeah, if a hydraulic line breaks while the loader is up, the system will lose pressure and the loader will drop, even if the lockout is engaged. Always best to use the angle iron.
Dan in Back 40 has one of these, he's happy with his Chris. Hello Tony, he is a Great Guy to show you around. I would Love to have one and have a cab on it. A lot of Polish people in Wisconsin, I listen to Polka Heaven 24/7 in Wisconsin. I'm Polish too. There are only two kinds of people in this world, Polish people and people that want to be. 🤣
Yes he does, but I think his is the ck2610.
awesome review,
Glad you enjoyed it!
The kioti is a great tractor . I would of bought one but no dealers near me . Great review 👍
Yes, they are!
Thank you for this video. You just gave me two precious informations that they wouldn't tell about in the user's manuals that I got with my new Kioti ck4010. First is that small black lever near the floor, on the right side of the seat, you say is a lock to keep the loader bucket safely up while holding some load and preventing it from accidentally go back down if, for instance, we are to get off the tractor for a moment. Second information is the fact that the engine will automatically turn off if we get off without first putting the parking brake. Actually, it happened to me and I was wondering whether it was normal for the engine to have stopped instantly as I would get down from the tractor platform.
Yup, I learned that with my Kioti dk4710 too!
The lock out is for the bucket lever only, it doesn’t lock out the hydraulics. The bucket can still leak down or slam down on your noggin.
Ck3510se love mine so far! Thanks for the video
Thanks for the info! I like mine just fine too!
You got me again! I figurerd this was going to feature your new tractor. LOL
It is on its way!
We got the CK4010SE in the cabbed version with just under 400 hours and it has been great. There are a few options that are available that his tractor doesn't have that could interest you. Also know the difference between the actual 3rd function valve and the diverter valves other's use. Great video!!!!
Yes, I am going to get the actual 3rd function valve put on mine!
@@InTheWoodyard A guy/gal will get use to anything, but the Kioti set-up is the best we found. Also you guys talked about the hydraulics (hoses & valve), specially with the added 3rd function, kinda sticking out. I put a shield/guard around that area on ours to protect it from getting caught by a branch/stick/root while in the woods. Thanks for the reply!!!!
I have a 2610,love it!
Yes they are nice tractors!
Dang Chris love Tony's tractor 🚜 you should get one . Love the video can't wait to see you with one good night inene
Can I get one like it but bigger?
@@InTheWoodyard well I definitely would have to have a bigger one
Late to the party...good informative vid Chris and Tony. Few things to add...
1) Tony brought up a good point, 3rd function. Get it factory installed. And get the tires filled too.
2) go with 3 point quick hitch right away. They do make the arm very flexible nowadays but once you use a quick hitch you won’t go back. Make sure attachments are quick hitch compatible...most are nowadays.
3) Front underbelly pto I believe would be a good investment
4) hydraulic top link. Another great addition. Will need rear hyd. Remotes for it...so definitely get.
5) tires...these look interesting.
Thanks for the tips Garny!
Great video 👍
Thanks!
Nice color 😉 and nice tractor 👍🏻, since he has a grapple he should consider adding a full grille guard 👍🏻, have a good one !
Thanks for the tip, he probably will!
Comment attempt 2.0. You got me! I thought a new Kioti had been delivered to The Woodyard!
Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
Saw Surgeon I think he was bored and wanted to have some fun. He got me too! Be safe...
Sorry Tedd, I promise no more fake outs.
Sorry Chuck, next time it will be real!
I looked at the Kioti NX6010, impressive machine. Ended up getting a Kubota MX6000. The financing deal was the ultimate decider for me. I don't thik you would go wrong with either tractor.
Yes, the are both good choices for sure.
Good morning Chris!! 😀😀
Seems like Tony is very pleased with his tractor so far. It's a really nice LITTLE tractor.
I still think that the next size bigger framed tractor would be better for you.
A full cord of green oak logs weighs approximately 5500 pounds. So if you put a face cord in a IBC tote you are looking at just under 2000 pounds of weight to lift. You really don't want to be maxing out your tractor all the time. If you go with the next size bigger. They handle 2000 pounds with ease.
My Mahindra 2555 will pick up 2 large square bales of hay that weigh about 800 to 900 pounds each with out any hesitation .
Like Tony said that you should get one the next size bigger than what you think you can get by with.
It would be nice if Tony could bring his Kioti over and we could do some side by side lifting comparisons.
Take care my friend!!😀😀TTYL!!
Yes, that is what I have been thinking too Al. Yes, I think Tony would be up for that, it would be fun! I'll let you know.
@@InTheWoodyard sounds good
I really liked the kioti walk through.
Thanks, Harold, see you on Tuesday!
Tony's informative walk around on the Kioti was prolly one of the best I've yet to see which is very good and a great help to others who maybe looking to buy a compact tractor.
@@davesoutdoorsnmore9049 I agree with that, Tony is the man!
I've got the 2020 CK3510SE, 88 hours so far. Other than warm-up periods, I always run it 2000 or above, it still regens every 30 hours. I don't believe anyone that says it won't regen if you keep the RPM's up. I love the tractor, it's been a workhorse and hasn't disappointed me yet.
That is great to hear!
Most times(except when running the PTO) I run mine at 1800 rpm which, I believe, is peak engine torque. When it it regens every 32 -34 hours I simply move the throttle up to the 2200 (540 pto) rpm mark and keep on working. After about 10 minutes it finishes. There's no need to stop working if the regen light glows solid. Only when it flashes should you stop and do a manual regen.
Great video - you and Tony should get into media work along with Kenny. And a semi has just driven past my house carrying a Kioti tractor with your name on it. 🚜
Yes they are good guys! Was the tractor a NX 4510?
That would be cool to have them on too! Was it a NX 4510?
It can lift over 3,000lbs so that’s the one
Yep this was my same experience with John Deere. Wouldn't give me the time of the day. I also choose to go with Kioti.
Good choice! What one did you get?
Chris,
You may want to double check your numbers on green wood. A cord can be 5000-6000 not 2400. This would put an IBC tote plus the weight of the forks right at lifting capacity on the daily. I just ordered a DK for this exact reason instead of a CK.
As always, great vid.
You are correct, I meant a face cord. White oak is on the upper end of that for sure! I am going to get a NX 4510, it will lift 2765 at full height.
@@InTheWoodyard did I miss a video?! Is this the reveal?! I won’t tell anyone.
Good job Tony , you too Chris. Wood hounds have to have toys.
Yes they do, and Tony has a bunch!
I like how he said I’m not disappointed at all let’s see if he still feels that way when it’s 35 below zero with a 50 mile an hour wind blowing snow I bet he wishes he had a cab with heat
Acab would be nice but so is 7-8Gs extra in his pocket!
A cab would be nice but so is an extra 7-8K in the pocket.
Sold!!!! Great video again now I want one dam it Ha! Looks like you are get one too Ha!
Thanks for watching, soon you will see.
Looks like Tony got the proper size tractor for his needs. What about your needs Chris from what I see the ck2610 will do everything you need with no emissions no regeneration
They both would be nice but bigger would be better for me.
Good morning from Grand Forks
Good morning to you too Dean!
Chances are high you'll get an Kioti I figure :D
You figure right!
I knew too !
I have the same tractor! It’s a beast! Love it.
Very nice!
Pat's tire in Chilton has the best price on rim guard.
Good to know, thanks!
the 1 thing I did to my tractor was put a mesh wire grill guard on it. and a quick hitch even though I have the extendable links ,a quick hitch will spoil you.
That sounds like some good things to put on it! Thanks!
Your new best friend Tony is a good guy with great toys. Wonder why he didn’t get the tractor with a cab?
The same reasons i am not,$$$ and in the woods work is the way parts and glass breaks.
Man, Tony has some great stuff!!! Seems like a nice tractor.
Yes he does, once again we where talking about you in a video we did yesterday about Tony's Fiskasr collection, it was all good!
@@InTheWoodyard did I miss the other one or is it still coming?
@@KillingerUSA It is still coming, we did several on two different days.
@@InTheWoodyard enjoying the series! Keep em coming!
Excellent and clear overview and discussion of features and things to consider. Did wheelbase or footprint width for stability enter your evaluation between CK and NX series?
I believe Tonys big decision was the fact that he wants to take his tractor across the state to another property to work the soil for food plots so he wants to be able to transport it easily.
@@InTheWoodyard That is a good point. If you have several properties to tend and a lot of mileage to ride, a small ck Kioti is easier to tow about in a trailer than a larger, heavier model of tractor.
Nice little tractor! I don't know if there was ever a price mention on this? I got a quote for a new Massey 2760E and it was right around 30k fully loaded and with a grapple. But I think I'm going to keep my current Massey and get a cheaper used skid steer
If I remember correctly it was 26k with a couple of attachments, grapple and box blade.
While having the bar welded for the right side step, it would be nice to fabricate a removable box to shileld those hydraulic valves. Those exposed hoses are going to take a beating on the right side. Better to have a sharp object rubbing against metal than rubber.
That is a good idea David!
A major convenience on my prio Kioti CK was that I could leave the three point hitch on the machine and still connect my backhoe. On my grand L Kubota, the hitch has to come off… need wrenches and time to put the implement on and off…. A bit of a pain
yes, that would be a pain in the butt!
One of the main reasons I went with Kioti. I love that the three point stays on and out of the way. Love the way the backhoe attaches as well.
Your friend good salesman he sold it to me lol the company needs to give him a free service on his tractor for sure
I am sure he would take it!
Hello from Piqua Ohio .
Hello Stan!
Just returned the wood processor to dyna they have three kioti tractors they got rid of thier kobots. They use thier tractors at the factory to move the processors around the yard an move wood to test thier processors.they have cab versions off the 40hp kioti
Did they say why they switched?
Great job, I am sold ,
I will see that they send you a commission check.
Lots of very good information.
When you purchase a nice tractor like this one .
Do you also have the send all the filters and oil for three or four changes ?
No maintenance is not included!
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Thanks Jeff!
I heard nothing but good stuff about the Kioti tractors
Same here!
I never knew that the SE model didn’t come with a clutch. I have a CK as well non SE model which is also a hydro model and mine does have the clutch on the left foot. I would miss that for sure because when shifting from neutral it goes into gear much smoother when you depress the clutch.
I have the DK 4710 and I do not have a clutch either.
The CK4010SE does come with a clutch if you order the shuttle shift model. I know. I have one. More PTO horsepower. No hydrostatic transmission whine. More direct drive power.
Nx is the ultimate
That s what I am looking at.
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Soon!
Nice tractor looks like the one for you like he says he done a lot of home work here and other you tubers have this type logging have a good think all so he saying it does not rip up the "yard"?
Yes it is a good one but I need one a little bigger!
Great review. Your presentation style was not like you're a dealer rep. From my limited knowledge I can't think of a reason why you would purchase anything else. I would hope a mtr marketing dept would help you on price considering your channel growth and quantity of vids
Dale that would be nice but it is not likely....yet. First I have to give a bunch of time and effort to get, we will see.
@@InTheWoodyard I doubt that. How many min of viewing do you post per week compared to others. Mfts marketing isn't on tv, it's online. Throw an idea to them with how many viewed minutes you've had in previous 90days.
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T.B.!
the lock is so the loader lever doesn't get bumped and the loader comes down on someone. I don't think the blue lock locks the loader arms from coming down. if you lose hdry. its anybody's guess I would not want to be under the hood with a load or under the bucket. I've owned one for 3 yrs now.. Even the cruise you need to tell people if you hit the brake pedal it will shut off but mine will but still moves very slow so I have to hit the brake twice and then it doesn't jerk the crap out of you. The next one I get will be a shuttle shift. I like the gear drive. You'll lern as you win it. Make sure you check your bolts you may have a good dealer. Mine will never see them again after 4 times and came back worse than it left.
Thanks for watching!
Very thorough, get a bigger one 🤪
That is the plan!
I still think you should get a tractor that can lift 2500 lbs. Then you can do bags and totes someday. Btw the larger 375 gallon totes hold 3/4 of a facecord and the bags hold a full facecord.
That is the plan!
You always want more bigger better. When you gather wood for a campire and you think you have enough, get ten times more.
Sounds like a real man talking there!
Is your tractor going to be under roof ? Just thinking cab ?
Yes eventually I will have a roof for it.
Am I just missing something on the tractor series? This is a CK and you keep referring to the NX as the next level up but the DX is there in the middle of them not to mention the new NS that may start showing sometime in the future.
You are correct, Tony's is the CK4010 and mine is the next size up, the DK4710 and the next size up from mine is the NX series.
@@InTheWoodyard Very cool, I have a NX6010 and it is great 😊
What is the name of the place you get your attachments from? I keep trying to find it in the vidoe again and i cant find the part when uou say the name.
I am not sure which attachment are you asking about???
@InTheWoodyard I ended up finding it in your video, it was the implement website you spoke of, thanks for getting back to me though, it's appreciated.
White oak is 5573lbs green!!!
Yes it is some HEAVY stuff!
God damn how crappy would it be to just be playing farmer. Growing up on a 3rd gen cattle ranch and feed growers, anyone that knew you would disown you if they found out you took your new tractor to the dealer to have your caution flasher relocated , or even to have your tires weighted. Only time the dealer got there hands back on my tractor is if it was catastrophic and under warranty
Okay.
The Kioti dealer here loads tires for free if tractor comes with loader.
That is really nice!
Sounds like you should have go with the DK series instead... None the less, congratulations
Actually I am thinking the NX series
@@InTheWoodyard just go for it, life is too short
I don't like how the loader hydraulic hoses are on the outside of the loader arm I'd RIP them off In no time but looks nice
That might be a good project to come up with a way to cover/protect them.
What business was Tony in before retiring?
It was briefly hinted at early in the first video, but they dropped it..i
He was a sales manager for Fiskars.
Sales manager for Fiskars.
Your genetics will be lame for the rest of eternity if you don't pick the right color!!!
* that looks like a great tractor to me as long as the dealer is good
HA! Yes, I would agree with you on that!
Is it made in the U.S.A. ?
No, ALL tractors smaller than about 75 HP are made over seas. ALL.
Hello bro!! How many HP of this tractor?
I think it is a 40hp
Chris you better get a canopy. And why in the world do they make the seats black. Going to be a nut roster lol.
I like roasted nuts though! HA!
How much did it cost???
I do not know but my guess is about 20-22k?? I have a dk4710 and it was 26k if I remember right.
On mine, the horn is much louder when the motor is running, weird.
I will have to test mine I never noticed!
Did Tony sell you on this tractor. Sounds pretty nice.
Nope, it is not big enough for me but I do like the color!
Sounds like Kubota time to me. My cousin started with a mini Kubota and worked his way up to the bigger one, don’t remember the model but it’s one heck of a machine. Not quite as big a the old time farm tractor but substantially bigger than your brothers.😀 Whatever you get I’m sure you’ll be happy with it because you’ve done your homework. Have a good day sir. GNI
does tony have a channel?
No, but you will see a lot of him right here!
@@InTheWoodyard i just bought a ck4010se w/kioti 3rd function...
green cord of oak weighs about 5000 lbs
Yup, that is correct!
But, you will always want a bigger tractor! Go bigger!
That is the plan!