Full figured 25hp Tractors

[paulsharvey]

Run that power increase by fuel supply addition by me again please?

So, on the CK2610, there is a pressed steel cap on the pump that covers a fuel screw. The cap is crimped on to prevent you exceeding the EPA horse power to not have emissions controls. Multiple videos on the Tube about doing it, but of coarse it's voids your warranty, and is probably against some enviro law. Short version, you can use a tubing cutter or a dremel to cut that cover cap, and increase fuel and power.

Note, the videos I've watched, they all Say they got more power, but none of them dyno it or anything.

 

[paulsharvey]

I linked a video, but it was crap rambling for 30 minutes to say "yeah, it's a bit better", so rather than anyone sit though it, I deleted that post

 

[CalG]

I just read through this entire thread. I'm happy for you getting that Kioti!
But
It sure makes me appreciate my Hurlimann (Same & Lamborghini are the same tractor only different paint). The SL&H is a lot of tractor in the same size package as the CK2610.
Not hydro-static though. the Hurlimann is 12FX12R manual with synchro. two speed pto with ground speed. a pair of remotes. and a 35 HP Mitsubishi engine.
OH! Don't forget the locking front differential. It's a real go anywhere billy goat ! ;-)

I can't say what they cost these days. If I told you what I paid for mine, you would never forgive me. ;-)

 

[sandman2234]

I must have missed a lot! Last thing I remember was you were thinking about selling the old Kubota! Now you have over 50 hours on new tractor! Congratulations!
David from jax

 

[Williy]

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willy:

 

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So, on the CK2610, there is a pressed steel cap on the pump that covers a fuel screw. The cap is crimped on to prevent you exceeding the EPA horse power to not have emissions controls. Multiple videos on the Tube about doing it, but of coarse it's voids your warranty, and is probably against some enviro law. Short version, you can use a tubing cutter or a dremel to cut that cover cap, and increase fuel and power.

Note, the videos I've watched, they all Say they got more power, but none of them dyno it or anything.

Ok
Additional fuel power increase has to have the back up componetry but basically it’s about the air pump it’s feeding. More air exchange ability coincides with more fuel input necessity. It implies that your current set up is running lean from the factory and not taking advantage of the engines full air exchange capacity. In short, it is an agencies demands as opposed to the engines capability, that is dictating its work ability.
I sell, work on, prep, advise on and deliver tractors. When you bought this one, In my humble opinion, you were sized incorrectly.

 

[paulsharvey]

"I sell, work on, prep, advise on and deliver tractors. When you bought this one, In my humble opinion, you were sized incorrectly"

Not really; or atleast I don't feel I sized incorrectly. The dirty facts that everyone lives in, is, I was working within a budget range, and only using the tractor on a 2 acre residential lot (although I also use it on neighbors 5 acre piece). Now, here in like 21 days, we are purchasing a 14 acre peice, that also is much heavier woods.

So, if we say that out of 80 hours, 20 were spent mowing, 20 moving trees/scrap metal, 20 mowing dirt/digging a 12 ft deep, ramped down water source-hole, at about 1:5 slope, and realistically, and 20 hours of piddling; I've only found the heaviest dirt work portion to be limited by the power. Pretty early on, I think I said, if money wasn't an issue, there would be a MF1840M powershuttle sitting under the car port; but now; if money wasn't an issue. it would be a MF2860M poweshuttle.

 

[ChiefBodie]

only using the tractor on a 2 acre residential lot (although I also use it on neighbors 5 acre piece). Now, here in like 21 days, we are purchasing a 14 acre peice, that also is much heavier woods.

bigger land = bigger tractor!!

 

[big bubba]

OP: wish you the best on your purchase.This is a sub & compact forum, & i've observed 2 trends among a lot of owners. very often, owners push their smaller tractors to the safety limits on tasks that should be done with a larger tractor.

second, i've seen over & over again owners regret "upgrades" that they wish could have been larger.

as a caveat, a quick test spin around the dealers lot is a poor simulation of field use. while smaller shiny full figured sub tractors seem great on the lot, they often suddenly shrink in size & hp when delivered to site. purchase wisely, best regards

 

[Rdrcr]

So, on the CK2610, there is a pressed steel cap on the pump that covers a fuel screw. The cap is crimped on to prevent you exceeding the EPA horse power to not have emissions controls. Multiple videos on the Tube about doing it, but of coarse it's voids your warranty, and is probably against some enviro law. Short version, you can use a tubing cutter or a dremel to cut that cover cap, and increase fuel and power.

Note, the videos I've watched, they all Say they got more power, but none of them dyno it or anything.

Yep, adding fuel will give you a reasonable increase in power. Or, you can add a Turbocharger like I did on my Kubota L2501.

The L2501 went from 24 HP/19 PTO to 44.1HP/35 PTO with the Turbo Kit on the PTO dyno.

Mike