New tractor arriving this Friday. What do I need?

[Hoodoo]

Well thanks in large part to the great advice from you guys, I have a Kioti CK2610 arriving at the ranch this Friday....any accessories you could recommend? I'm thinking small (inexpensive) stuff like toolboxes and other trick hacks.....
Thanks!

 

[Root Cause]

I would help if you gave some context as to what you plan to do with your new ride. Also, some background on where you live and a description of the terrain would help.
I don't want to recommend a snow blower if you are in South Texas.

 

[Rdrcr]

Seat time

Mike

 

[Citydude]

^^ get some time on it before adding goodies on it.

 

[ericm979]

Filters, oil and tools for the 50 hour service. Don't forget a drain pan large enough to hold the transmission fluid. Trying to swap a full 5 gallon bucket while oil is pouring out will probably make mess.
A shop manual.
If your tires are filed, a tire gauge for filled tires (it's spring loaded so it returns to zero when you take if off the valve stem, and ejects most of the liquid that can corrode or plug it up. With Rimguard I still need to rinse it out immediately or it will gum up).
Grease gun, grease (I use Lucas red #2) and a Lock'N'Lube. A battery grease gun is not needed for a single CUT. Lincoln makes good hand operated guns or you can get the Lock'N'Lube one which has some nice features.
Chains and shackles for pulling logs. I use a cable choker for the log, it grips well and is easy to push under the log.
If you're storing them on concrete you can make dollies for your implements so you can fit more into a space. HF casters and 2x4s/6s work.

 

[Hoodoo]

I am in N AZ and the land is dead flat. I will be using it for general property maintenance, moving dirt and DG, clearing weeds and rocks, plus livestock cleanup. Pretty light duty I think.....

 

[Hoodoo]

I'm going to build a pole shed for the tractor, plus it's brothers, the riding mower and golf cart. I will make room in there for tools and such.

 

[airbiscuit]

 

[JethroB]

A decent cup holder if the Kioti‘s is anything like Kubota’s ginormous one. This works well and is $11 and magnetic.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0046AOV8M/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Root Cause]

Filters, oil and tools for the 50 hour service. Don't forget a drain pan large enough to hold the transmission fluid. Trying to swap a full 5 gallon bucket while oil is pouring out will probably make mess.
A shop manual.
If your tires are filed, a tire gauge for filled tires (it's spring loaded so it returns to zero when you take if off the valve stem, and ejects most of the liquid that can corrode or plug it up. With Rimguard I still need to rinse it out immediately or it will gum up).
Grease gun, grease (I use Lucas red #2) and a Lock'N'Lube. A battery grease gun is not needed for a single CUT. Lincoln makes good hand operated guns or you can get the Lock'N'Lube one which has some nice features.
Chains and shackles for pulling logs. I use a cable choker for the log, it grips well and is easy to push under the log.
If you're storing them on concrete you can make dollies for your implements so you can fit more into a space. HF casters and 2x4s/6s work.

+1 on your post.
I keep enough oil filters and oil on the shelf to change out any and all of my vehicles. I replace it as soon as I use it. Saves money and I don't worry if it takes a while to find it. Good luck and have fun.