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It’s been over a year since I started this thread. I am happy to report that I have successfully used the diff-lock lever on numerous occasions to get out of a sticky situation. Still, I don’t like it. I like what it does for me, but not where it is or how it is shaped. It is not intuitive to...

That’s a great help! I’ll dig into that. It would be so great to get both buckets to work the same. As it is now, I never know whether I should think in reverse for the loader or the backhoe! Sometimes I over-think it and get it wrong for both!

The dipper and crowder are normal. I guess I’ll have to trace hoses from the bucket to the valve block.

As delivered, my loader and my backhoe have opposite bucket controls for dump and curl. For the loader, I curl with stick to the left as shown in the diagram above. However, the backhoe bucket curls with stick to the right. That is opposite of the diagram. I’d like to have the two match...

I have Kioti CK3510 with the backhoe attachment. As delivered, the bucket will curl in (scoop up) when I move the right joystick to the right. I would prefer to have the bucket curl in when I move the right joystick to the left. Do you know if a valve or hose arrangement can be changed to...

Thank you very much! I will call them tomorrow.

Sheesh. Attitude. (n) Thank you to AaronD81 for a thoughtful answer. I called the dealer. It was difficult. I think the guy was brand new. He spent a long time hemming and hawing. He asked if the size was 27x8.50-15. I told him that was the TIRE size. He seemed confused. He asked me the rim...

The dealer is 2-1/2 hours from me. Are you able to answer the question?

I bent a front rim. I straightened it, I hope, but I want to buy a spare just in case. So far, all of the replacements I have found for an 8x15 rim have a center hole of 4.62 inches. My imperfect measurement of the center hole in my Kioti front rims is just under 3.5 inches. Where can I buy...

Thank you for that! I’m glad that I asked. I had one in my cart from Tractor Supply, then stopped before ordering so I didn’t buy an incorrect fitment.

I have a Kioti Compact Tractor With a KB2475L backhoe. It came with a pretty wide bucket. I want to buy a narrow bucket, about 8” wide. Do they all fit the same? This is my first Tractor, so I’m still learning. Unfortunately, I did not get the backhoe manual with my tractor. I just want to make...

I am in Brownsville, KY which is about 30-miles northeast of Bowling Green.

That is great feedback! Thank you!

Thank you for your response! I wanted the 2610 as well, but I was buying a year into Covid and I could not find any 2610’s near me. The supply chain was shot to hell and nearby dealers said there were no 2610’s in the pipeline. Oh well. I am happy with my 3510.

I want a post hole digger for 3-point attachment on a Compact Tractor. It’s a Kioti CK3510, 35hp. I need to run a 12” auger with 48” length. As much as I always want the best, I am frugal and have to shop for the best “value”. This is my first tractor and will be my first PHD, so I know nothing...

Thanks for the picture and clear explanation.

Touche! I’ll have to retrieve it from under the leg of the couch where it makes up for a chunk gnawed off by the dog a while back. JK 🤪

The The misadjustment is between my ears. Based on comments here, the diff lock is working just fine.

That’s one of the funniest things I’ve ever read. ROFL!! I had that coming!

I said that to my wife a few times in our younger years.

Embarrassed, I am. I have told others over the years to RTFM! Time to look in a mirror and repeat it to myself. The lever moves just fine. I took it upon myself to determine that it should go “click” and stay locked in. I’ve had lots of 4x4 trucks, but this is my first tractor. All the more...

I have a 2021 CK3510SE HST. The darn diff lock lever below the left side of my seat feels stuck. It's been that way in the three months that I've owned the tractor. I've stepped on it, pushed on it by hand, tried it in gear, tried it in neutral and tried it after rocking back and forth a bit...