Bout to pull the trigger on a DS3510

[flyingcircleg]

Looking to get a compact tractor... Was torn between the L3800 and the DS3510, after visiting both dealers, was way happier with the price, service and features of the Kioti over the Kubota. That being said, right now have it spec'd out as follows...

DS3510
KB2475 backhoe
KL352 loader
Gearmore Box Scraper
for $27500 out the door delivered to my house with 60 month 0% financing

That being said, is it worth adding the dual remote hydraulic valve? Saw it listed as a option, on the Kioti webpage. Is that a good price for the tractor as spec'd?

 

[davrow]

That being said, is it worth adding the dual remote hydraulic valve?

Yes. You are getting the Gearmore scraper, you will want the top 'n tilt the dual remotes give you.

 

[IslandTractor]

Looking to get a compact tractor... Was torn between the L3800 and the DS3510, after visiting both dealers, was way happier with the price, service and features of the Kioti over the Kubota. That being said, right now have it spec'd out as follows...

DS3510
KB2475 backhoe
KL352 loader
Gearmore Box Scraper
for $27500 out the door delivered to my house with 60 month 0% financing

That being said, is it worth adding the dual remote hydraulic valve? Saw it listed as a option, on the Kioti webpage. Is that a good price for the tractor as spec'd?

Yes on the extra rear remote hydraulics.

You should also have a hard talk with yourself about the DS3510 and DS4110. You haven't given us much information here about intended uses of the tractor. If you are mostly mowing or dragging the box blade either will do fine. 38 vs 41 hp is no biggie. However, if you see significant loader work in the future, there is a big difference between the KL352 and KL402 loaders. Both would be fine for loading the spoils from backhoe work but the 402 would be much better if you are clearing land with a grapple or digging with the FEL. Although the DS4110 is more bucks, it is considerably less of an upcharge now than it would be in a year or two when you take the hit on a trade in. Both are excellent tractors with nearly identical performance except in the loader department.

 

[Buckgnarly]

Love my DS3510, would not do anything different, OTHER than getting those rear remotes! Get it, wish I had but will be adding it soon.

 

[flyingcircleg]

Do the rear remotes come with the backhoe attachment?

I will find out the price different between the 3510 and the 4110. I looked up the loader specs on the KL402, and its definitely way beefier than the KL352... Thanks for the info...

 

[flyingcircleg]

As for the use on the tractor... Right now I have 5 acres, 3.5 of it is berry brush from ****. 1 acre I already fenced and have my horses in. Need to get the other acres cleared and fenced for my livetock. Also need to grade and re-rock my driveway, put in a ton of irrigation. Once all thats done, I am looking at either land leasing, or purchasing a bigger piece of land (if its a lease I have a line on 160 acres, if I purchase it will be about 40 acres). Also use it for moving firewood around, and cutting a few pads to build on (barns, houses, some odd ball side jobs).

 

[IslandTractor]

Do the rear remotes come with the backhoe attachment?

I will find out the price different between the 3510 and the 4110. I looked up the loader specs on the KL402, and its definitely way beefier than the KL352... Thanks for the info...

I haven't looked at the detailed specs on the DS series. The DK comes standard with one set of rear remotes that can be used for the backhoe. A second set is a great investment, especially for someone with a boxblade. As I recall dealers charge about $500 for the second set. You might want to see if a top and tilt setup (extra rear remote plus the hydraulic topping lift and hydraulic tilt cylinder, quick connects and hoses) could be worked into your purchase and zero percent loan. If you expect to do a good amount of grading or road maintenance a hydraulic top and tilt will be well worth it.

 

[IslandTractor]

As for the use on the tractor... Right now I have 5 acres, 3.5 of it is berry brush from ****. 1 acre I already fenced and have my horses in. Need to get the other acres cleared and fenced for my livetock. Also need to grade and re-rock my driveway, put in a ton of irrigation. Once all thats done, I am looking at either land leasing, or purchasing a bigger piece of land (if its a lease I have a line on 160 acres, if I purchase it will be about 40 acres). Also use it for moving firewood around, and cutting a few pads to build on (barns, houses, some odd ball side jobs).

The land clearing would certainly benefit from having the KL402 and a light duty grapple. I don't want to suggest you couldn't do everything on your list with the 3510 but if the difference in price over 60 months is $30/month you might find it worthwhile to upgrade now. I believe the 4110 also has bigger axles and tires as well but that is based on my knowledge of the DK 35 and 40 so check.

 

[KiotiJason]

Love my DS3510, would not do anything different, OTHER than getting those rear remotes! Get it, wish I had but will be adding it soon.

I got my DS3510 delivered over there weekend, so far 16 hours and very please with my purchase. Over here they are selling them with 4-1 standard and also rear remotes. The work station is ok but could use a bit of a re-work the park brake is in a spot where you often knock it. I agree with he other guys if I could have stretched the $$ I would have gone with the 4010 but the 3510 is nimble and like I said very pleased so far. I think you will be very happy with either one.