Recent content by Everhard

Loooks good! Did you add the cylinder on the shute or is that a factor cylinder? If you added it I'm curious about the dimensions? Might have an application for a cylinder like that.. Thanks, E.

BukitCase - how did you do the surfacing? Thanks, E.

Check your manual and set the draft control lever to the "not used" postion. That should put it out of the way I would think? You don't need it unless you're using something like a plow. Some people use it with a box blade. The 3pt lever shouldn't be so stiff that you really have to grab it with...

Downsides are going over short hills/dips the tongue of the trailer will get raised up/lowered much more than compared to the trailer being hooked up close to the tractor. also turning the trailer will swing much more rapidly. (which can be a bonus as well) E.

I wouldn't over think it... I bolted a long enough 2 by 6 to the bucket of my little CK20 and used that to raise the trusses. Did the job no problem, I was working by myself so didn't have to worry about killing anyone. (that's a joke btw...) Really the main considerations are how high you'll...

Jeff, I don't have the cx2510 (I have the previous model) and I don't have the Kioti 3rd function - made my own. But... I'll take a stab at an answer for you: First off I don't believe unless things have changed that you can have more then one set of remotes on the CX2510. That option is...

i Believe the change over to your engine was 2016. Looks like my engine was used as a 28hp version for a few of the next model larger tractors. I need to see if I can adapt that linked pedal for my tractor. Would love that option! To get back to increasing power - I don't know that it will help...

I've the model prior to the CX2510 - for the most part it's the same machine (I think) other than the engine. Well and some minor cosmetic changes. I dunno that turning the engine up will help the hydraulic pumps much if any? But hopefully I'm wrong on that guess. I think they go to relief as is...

Actually I dunno if it's putting any more significant stress the way those are made. Looks good. But that's just my 2 cents lol. Personally I dunno if I'd want that much spacing but that's just a personal preference thing - do they offer different sizes? Couple other questions - I've never heard...

I've recently noticed a big increase in adds on this forum. I'm using Chrome on andriod tablet. The most annoying is the one that is goes black across the screen and the more you scroll the more it fills the screen up with no add in it but it says click here for the add! Lol. Ya, that's exactly...

To me a hydraulic top link is the answer. You can in seconds adjust the pitch of the blower so the cutting edge rides up and won't dig into the gravel. Then as winter progresses you can adjust it back down. This is also great if you don't have a perfectly flat driveway, places where there's a...

Do it. I did it with my little CK20 back in the day. Trusses for my 20x34 carport were all put in place using it. And I was working by myself... CK20 is rated at 1100lbs at the pins so really no different. only thing is make sure you've got a counter-weight on the back depending how heavy your...

I can't see going wrong with a beverage supplying tractor! Joking aside I imagine it'll be a good machine for you. E.

I'd go block heater as well. My previous and current came with it and it works very well. Suprised yours doesn't have one! Figured all Canadian tractors would have it. lol. E.

I don't know if there's actually a special tool but ya they are a royal pain to get out. Been there done that. I had one that came out no problem and others that drove me nuts. I wonder if you cut a thin bit of sheet metal to slide in to hold the tab back? E