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Good video that explains the issues with DPFs, EGRs, DEF, and other emissions equipment...makes me glad I got the 25hp Kioti CK2610.

The steel framing and welds under the wood were not painted. Wood was not pressure treated. I removed the wood and corrected both issues. Video of me removing the wood to correct these issues was made and will be coming soon, but here are a few photos of the rust on a brand new trailer that was...

I see a lot of people buying 3 point ballast boxes or making ballast containers out of drums to attach to their 3 point hitch. I have never really grasped why not just keep a box blade on the back so you could have not just a weight, but something that can be used should you wish to drag...

I should have mentioned that I also added about 1/2" length of 1/4" fuel line on the bolts that go from the angle iron into the ammo can so the rubber hose would be compressed like a rubber washer against the drilled out holes and would help to prevent rattle or water from getting in when it...

I should have mentioned that I also added about 1/2" length of 1/4" fuel line on the bolts that go from the angle iron into the ammo can so the rubber hose would be compressed like a rubber washer against the drilled out holes and would help to prevent rattle or water from getting in when it...

Since the CK2510-4010 tractors are all the same size frame...no need to be specific on which model. I am interested in which size canopy to go with if I get one...and is it sturdy enough for highway travel when trailered?

Check out 22:00 in the video posted at the bottom...amazing little tractor.

I don't want to post the same topic twice, but thought some Kioti tech may be observing this section of TBN but not the hydraulic forum section...so here is a link to the original post...

On the Kioti CK2610 HST, I noticed we have five filters to maintain/replace... 1. the oil filter, 2. the hydraulic filter, 3. the HST filter, 4. the fuel filter, and 5. the air filter. My question is why is there both a hydraulic filter & also a hydrostat filter? Don't both systems circulate...

EDIT: I don't wish for the conversation to be misleading...so I came back here to put in the beginning the RESTRICTION SIZE I ended up with finding the most beneficial after further testing... For extension/contraction: 0.045" (3/63") and for the tilt: 0.031" (1/32") ___________ Below is the...