My NX6010

[MinnesotaEric]

That's a video I'd like to see as well. Even though the science behind it baffles me, someone corrected me on the available 400cx loader on the 4720 and it looks like a very capable loader. I'd like to see how he compares the overall machines.

Speaking of that, Eric, when you get a chance can you snap a picture of your loader specifications page in your loader manual? I'd like to see the full numbers including the different lift points as listed in the actual manual.

I've cleverly left the KL6010 owner's manual along with the NX series owner's manual in the behind the seat storage compartment and so perhaps three point or another NX owner can step in with the actual loader manual. I've noted a tradeoff between lift height and the weight that can be lifted among the various OEMs. Here are the specs on Kioti's KL6010 loader.

http://www.kioti.com/products/attachments/front-end-loaders/kl6010/

The specs suggest that in the first foot, Kioti's loader can pick up an much more than its 2760 pound full height rating. I know I've come nowhere near the max picking up logs, culverts and the odd trailer.

 

[TSO]

Lol no problem, and no hurry. Was just curious to see the full specs. I'd like to see where the numbers come in at different heights, and distances from the pp.

It's also interesting to note, mfgs rate these numbers at different PSI also. My actual lift strength sky rocketed when I adjusted my relief valve to proper spec. It was supposed to be 2500, but was at 2350. I gained about 400 lbs of strength on pallet forks by adjusting to proper spec!

I see that the Kioti loader is spec'd at 2556 PSI. I wonder how the numbers would change across the board if all the relief valves (of competing tractors) were set to the same spec?

 

[TSO]

Actually ... Doing the math quickly, boosting mine another 56 PSI to 2556 should yield, in basic theory, another 117 lbs of lift on a pallet... Which might translate closer to 150+ lbs at pivot pins ... Which, again in basic theory would put my loader numbers a hair under 2700# @ pp @ full height.

Someone more mathematically inclined than myself would have to do the actual calculations there, but the basic premise is present.

Thoughts?

 

[TSO]

That settles it, we should have "tractor challenge day" this summer... I'll host

Different tractors thru identical, practical, real world tests. I've got a 5000lb Chatillon hanging/pull scale that we can use for loader & 3pt lift specs.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

That settles it, we should have "tractor challenge day" this summer... I'll host

Different tractors thru identical, practical, real world tests. I've got a 5000lb Chatillon hanging/pull scale that we can use for loader & 3pt lift specs.

No, no, I should host. After all, I have more junk to move and we have a tractor club in Park Rapids too!

 

[countrybumpkin]

This is the only specs listed in the owners book.

 

[TSO]

Sorry, phone duplicate again...

 

[TSO]

This is the only specs listed in the owners book. <img src="http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=413891"/>

Ok thx ... They don't give you anything like this? :

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Also, I can't remember ... Who makes the Kioti loaders? Is it Ansung?

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Ok thx ... They don't give you anything like this? :

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Also, I can't remember ... Who makes the Kioti loaders? Is it Ansung?

In the KL6010 manual, they do (if I remember right).

 

[TJP89]

In the KL6010 manual, they do (if I remember right).

Not for the KL130 they don't.

 

[k0ua]

all of the kioti loader specs and information is in the kioti loader manual not in the owners manual. It is a separate book that you should have received the dealer upon delivery.

 

[countrybumpkin]

That's the only specs the loader manual has for the KL 6010, the only other thing is the pic showing where A - N specs are taken.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

That's the only specs the loader manual has for the KL 6010, the only other thing is the pic showing where A - N specs are taken.

That's what TSO wanted.

 

[countrybumpkin]

Not sure why because it's pretty self explanatory.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Not sure why because it's pretty self explanatory.

Because we're visual in the way that we'd like to see the beautiful woman, than hear about her. :thumbsup:

 

[countrybumpkin]

Well sense you put it that way. No I was thinking he was looking for a lot more detailed specs which my Kubota books give a bit more info, these books are a bit lacking in some places and may even be more confusing to someone if they were real new to tractors, but maybe that痴 just me.

 

[RockyNY]

I haven't seen the weight of the KL6010 loader. Anybody know this info?

 

[TSO]

Well sense you put it that way. No I was thinking he was looking for a lot more detailed specs which my Kubota books give a bit more info, these books are a bit lacking in some places and may even be more confusing to someone if they were real new to tractors, but maybe that痴 just me.

Yeah, I was looking for the full detailed specs, those are a bit lacking.

I just wanted to see what all the numbers would be at more specific measurements, like that table I had posted in another thread a few weeks back... Showed numbers at 500mm, max lift to 59" @ pp & 500mm, etc.

Just wanted to see where the Kioti actually stacked up and if the higher max lift amount was consistent sty different measurements.

 

[TJP89]

all of the kioti loader specs and information is in the kioti loader manual not in the owners manual. It is a separate book that you should have received the dealer upon delivery.

I have that, I thought we were talking about something different, but I have the same diagram in my loader manual.

 

[TJP89]

all of the kioti loader specs and information is in the kioti loader manual not in the owners manual. It is a separate book that you should have received the dealer upon delivery.

I have that, I thought we were talking about something different, but I have the same diagram in my loader manual.