kevin37b
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Nice tractor , nice bikes . The key is a good dealer .
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Msamt
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Sure here's some pics of the loader valve, front connects, new joystick, and cutting edge
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Msamt
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Thanks to all, you guys are a lot nicer than some of the folks on other non-tractor forums! Quick question, tractor seems to bog down a bit when heading up an incline, usually in high at ~ 2100 rpm, even a bit in medium at 1800 rpm. Figger i need to be in lower gear with at least 2400 rpm, will likely get the feel of it after more seat time.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
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Msamt
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Keen eyes someone already noticed the victory cross country in the background, too bad polaris isn't making tractors!
VictorW
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I hope you have many fun hours on the new toy. As mentioned, you need to press the pedal down slower if going up hill or pulling a load and mine ran a little stronger after about 50 hours. Mine will bog down as you have mentioned but it's a CK30hst. Hopefully somebody with the same tractor as yours will post and give you a better answer.
MotorSeven
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When working hard or encountering hills, I run mine at the little red line(about 2600rpm), moderate hills, Med range, steep, low range.
grm61
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When the motor starts to pull down more than you want, slowly lift on the hydrostat pedal until its back in the rpm range you want, think of it as shifting down in your car, takes a little bit to get used to.
Of course use the correct range for the job your doing.
It looks like they did a nice job installing your 3rd function valve.
And welded the ends of your cutting edge.
Did they say what year your tractor was manufactured?
Mine has a flat floor, I don't know when they changed to that.
Of course use the correct range for the job your doing.
It looks like they did a nice job installing your 3rd function valve.
And welded the ends of your cutting edge.
Did they say what year your tractor was manufactured?
Mine has a flat floor, I don't know when they changed to that.
Coyote machine
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- 22 SANY SY 50U, '10 Kioti DK 40se/hst KL-401 FEL, loaded tires, KB-2485 bhoe, Tuffline TB160 BB, Woods QA forks, MIE Hydraulic bhoe thumb & ripper tooth, Igland 4001 winch, & GR-20 Log Grapple. Woods BBX72" Brush Mower. Diamondplate aluminum canopy
Nice rig!:thumbsup: I'd get some covers for the third function QDs on the FEL so no dirt/water gets in and contaminates you hydraulic fluid.
High is hardly ever used on these tractors, except for road travel.Medium is most often chosen 'gear'. Somewhere around 1800- 2200 RPMs for most work/travel, depending on load. Did you get your rear tires loaded for ballast? If not, definitely suggest doing so. Get a short section/ loop of hydraulic hose with QDs to connect your detented pair of rear remotes when nothing is attached so as to not deadhead the hydro pump, which will kill it if the lever is accidentally bumped into the A or B position with nothing attached.
Enjoy it- it gets faster after some use too....
High is hardly ever used on these tractors, except for road travel.Medium is most often chosen 'gear'. Somewhere around 1800- 2200 RPMs for most work/travel, depending on load. Did you get your rear tires loaded for ballast? If not, definitely suggest doing so. Get a short section/ loop of hydraulic hose with QDs to connect your detented pair of rear remotes when nothing is attached so as to not deadhead the hydro pump, which will kill it if the lever is accidentally bumped into the A or B position with nothing attached.
Enjoy it- it gets faster after some use too....
