Bucket size

[joshua5438]

I am looking to purchase a CK3510 and was wondering what size bucket is best. I have been given several quotes and they all say KL4030 loader with 60" or 66" QA Heavy Duty Bucket. Anyone have an opinion if one would be better suited for the 3510 more than the other?

 

[CMV]

60" if you are using 5' stuff behind it like bush hog, tiller, or box blade. Just makes driving and lining up next pass easier knowing corner of bucket is where corner of whatever on 3pt is....

The difference of 60" vs 66" is probably a couple cu ft of material? Look at spec sheet to be sure, but is probably insignificant difference.

 

[atsah]

I am looking to purchase a CK3510 and was wondering what size bucket is best. I have been given several quotes and they all say KL4030 loader with 60" or 66" QA Heavy Duty Bucket. Anyone have an opinion if one would be better suited for the 3510 more than the other?

What is the width of the tractor?
What will you use your loader bucket for primarily?

I found my bucket to be too small so I bought a bigger one for my needs, but I did lose some digging capability when I went to the bigger bucket which doesn't matter to me because I don't dig much with it, for me it's a snow, firewood dirt bucket.

 

[Threepoint]

I am looking to purchase a CK3510 and was wondering what size bucket is best. I have been given several quotes and they all say KL4030 loader with 60" or 66" QA Heavy Duty Bucket. Anyone have an opinion if one would be better suited for the 3510 more than the other?

Either bucket is fine for that tractor, but if you will be doing much digging, even with a tooth bar, the 60" will penetrate with less resistance.

 

[Pawatch]

As mentioned a larger bucket will work well with mulch,firewood and snow removal.
If your working with dirt & stone you might opp for the smaller bucket.