Ck2610 HST

   / Ck2610 HST #11  
The brochure states that gross hp is 24.5 and pto hp is 21.5. The dyno showed 24 pto hp and gross at 28 hp. Now I know those aren't huge increases but I'm happy with what's pumping out.

Who did the dyno.....and How ya dyno a tractor/PTO???
 
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Who did the dyno.....and How ya dyno a tractor/PTO???

My dealer has a dyno and did it for me I believe it connects to the PTO and he said what ever pto hp is then usually add 15-17% more for gross hp. He also told me once I get some hours on the tractor that it will even gain a little more hp as well.
 
   / Ck2610 HST #13  
My dealer has a dyno and did it for me I believe it connects to the PTO and he said what ever pto hp is then usually add 15-17% more for gross hp. He also told me once I get some hours on the tractor that it will even gain a little more hp as well.

Interesting......I am waiting on my 2610hst to be delivered. Can't wait!
 
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Post Some pictures when ya can??? I traded my CK2510 on this 2610. I did not have a SSQA bucket or rear remotes on my 2510.

i will for sure tonight when i get back from my cabin where it is being delivered too, rear remotes will come in handy for me as i want to get a 3ph wood splitter and the SSQA will be great for switching from pallet forks to bucket for sure!!
 
   / Ck2610 HST #17  
On the advice of my Kioti dealer, (after I appeared looking to buy replacement spring type pins), I started changing to cotter pins whenever/wherever possible. The 3pth had many that used either the hairpin retaining clips or similar, most fell off sooner or later.

In any event, do a walk-around before each tractor use. Twice, lynchpins that secure the lower 3-point arms to the tractor simply vanished on my DK. These pins are very inexpensive at places like tractor supply so keep a few spares on hand. Maybe cotter pins are more secure but harder to remove when that's required; no tools needed for lynchpins.
 
   / Ck2610 HST #18  
In any event, do a walk-around before each tractor use. Twice, lynchpins that secure the lower 3-point arms to the tractor simply vanished on my DK. These pins are very inexpensive at places like tractor supply so keep a few spares on hand. Maybe cotter pins are more secure but harder to remove when that's required; no tools needed for lynchpins.

Good Advice. I never lost anything but I always checked my loader mounting bolts after a good workout. The 12mm bolts on the loaders grease fittings would sometimes work lose.
 
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Well I got to play around for a couple hours and I'm very impressed with this tractor it's going to suit my needs just great!
 

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