Does NX5510H come with SSQA (Skid Steer Quick Attach)

[trctorfan17]

Hi,

Does Kioti NX5510H come with SSQA (Skid Steer Quick Attach) or do I need to order it on my new machine?

Thank you,

 

[George2615]

Welcome to TBN....

Yes, they come with SSQA per their brochure.

Front End Loaders | Kioti Tractors

 

[trctorfan17]

Welcome to TBN....

Yes, they come with SSQA per their brochure.

Front End Loaders | Kioti Tractors

Thank you George.

So, with the skid steer in the front, can I hook a hydraulic post hole digger or any other hydraulic implement? Would I be able to use the same joystick for loader as well as other front attachments?

Thank you very much, I am so new to this tractor business...but learning a lot.

 

[Coyote machine]

Yes and no on hooking 'any' hydraulic implement on the FEL and running it off the FEL lever/stick.
You can do what I just wrote extensively about in the following thread:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...g/382041-nx5510h-rear-remote.html#post4807902

Note; I'm not that familiar with your particular Kioti model and what it comes with regarding rear remotes from the factory, BUT most anything can be done, and it's just a question of familiarizing yourself, mostly here on TBN, with what works best with what situations and needs for power. If you are going to run something that takes a LOT of fluid flow, tractors aren't as well equipped to meet that need, as are skid steers, for instance, BUT tractors can be fitted with aux tank(s) to allow for more fluid available and more flow to keep the hydraulic fluid within needed temp range, IF necessary.

Mostly though running a diverter valve off a second set of rear remotes to have QDs available up front on one's FEL will allow you to 'convert' the FEL lever to a real 'joystick' with trigger switch, like I describe in the above linked thread. This will allow you more control of what is going on up front, while two pairs of rear remotes will allow for most needs off the 3PH at the rear. I use the setup described in the linked thread to move my snowplow from the FEL arms, and my log grapple, opens/closes it's jaws via the 'joystick trigger. Same for my Sickle bar; it uses the trigger to move the bars cutters.

Hope this helps answer your questions...

 

[trctorfan17]

Yes and no on hooking 'any' hydraulic implement on the FEL and running it off the FEL lever/stick.
You can do what I just wrote extensively about in the following thread:

http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...g/382041-nx5510h-rear-remote.html#post4807902

Note; I'm not that familiar with your particular Kioti model and what it comes with regarding rear remotes from the factory, BUT most anything can be done, and it's just a question of familiarizing yourself, mostly here on TBN, with what works best with what situations and needs for power. If you are going to run something that takes a LOT of fluid flow, tractors aren't as well equipped to meet that need, as are skid steers, for instance, BUT tractors can be fitted with aux tank(s) to allow for more fluid available and more flow to keep the hydraulic fluid within needed temp range, IF necessary.

Mostly though running a diverter valve off a second set of rear remotes to have QDs available up front on one's FEL will allow you to 'convert' the FEL lever to a real 'joystick' with trigger switch, like I describe in the above linked thread. This will allow you more control of what is going on up front, while two pairs of rear remotes will allow for most needs off the 3PH at the rear. I use the setup described in the linked thread to move my snowplow from the FEL arms, and my log grapple, opens/closes it's jaws via the 'joystick trigger. Same for my Sickle bar; it uses the trigger to move the bars cutters.

Hope this helps answer your questions...

Thank you very much Coyote.

I have many questions and you definitely are an expert in this. So besides the 3 rear remotes, that make it easier to control rear attachments, what else should I get?

Should I get ballast? I don't plan on keeping backhoe on all the time.

I am not getting a cab because I cannot fit in garage.

thank you very much

 

[George2615]

Thank you George.

So, with the skid steer in the front, can I hook a hydraulic post hole digger or any other hydraulic implement? Would I be able to use the same joystick for loader as well as other front attachments?

Thank you very much, I am so new to this tractor business...but learning a lot.

As mentioned, Skid Steer attachments run at higher GPM than your standard compact utility tractor but there are companies making and selling hydraulic implements that will run on lower GPM tractors. The basic tractor GPM will not be enough to run SS equipment.

My tractor came with 2 sets of rear remotes. I bought my own hose and quick connect fittings and ran the hoses from one pair of remotes under the tractor to the front. Now I can hook up my QA snow plow and use the remote lever to angle the blade. I also have a hydraulic thumb on my forks that I can operate with the same remote lever. Here's a couple pics of mine.

There are PTO driven pumps with a separate reserve tank available that can be plumbed to the front with hoses that will run any high GPM SS equipment.

Universal SSQA only means that Skid steer attachments can attach to the loader arms. Things like buckets, forks, bale spears, etc. will attach and be ready to use as is but SS attachments that require hydraulics won't work very well due to not enough GPM on the tractor.

 

[George2615]

Thank you very much Coyote.

I have many questions and you definitely are an expert in this. So besides the 3 rear remotes, that make it easier to control rear attachments, what else should I get?

Should I get ballast? I don't plan on keeping backhoe on all the time.

I am not getting a cab because I cannot fit in garage.

thank you very much

If you are buying new you can try and negotiate having the rear tires filled with liquid ballast by the dealer, get at least 2 rear remotes, another option is called a third function to run hydraulics to the front. You can always make your own 3 pt. rear ballast. There are many threads here on rear ballast members have made..
If you can weld its a nice feature to have some grab hooks welded onto the bucket. If not that can be negotiated with the dealer too.

 

[trctorfan17]

Thank you very much George, You've been extremely helpful.