3-Point Hitch Ck2610 HST - Jumpy 3PH

[mmecsics]

It doesn稚 keep bouncing, it痴 just jerky moving it up slowly. If you just pull it up fast to a set point, it痴 fine. Just when day your boxblading, and you try to just make a small adjustment up. It痴 real jerky. I致e learned to kinda work my way through it, but it was a shocker the first few times I tried to make small adjustments.

 

[k0ua]

You can always pull up to a set point rapidly and stop moving the handle and then "feather" it down to exactly where you want it. That is what I used to do with my "standard L " Kubota. They will all go down smoothly as it is gravity moving them down. And gravity is pretty smooth nearly worldwide.

 

[deezler]

2019 Kioti CK3510SE HC jerking - YouTube

Thanks but its still pretty tough to gauge how bad the problem is. Doesn't really look too bad... certainly not something I'd sacrifice many hours and thousands of dollars to live without.

 

[ArXane]

I'm trying to understand this problem fully still, as I want to buy a 2610 or 3510 within the year.

So if you want to bump your 3-pt implement up just a tad, it jumps up in 1/2" increments or so? It doesn't keep bouncing, right? Just acts bouncy to get to the point you have selected with the lever?

Why is this a problem, exactly? So it's jerky. It still works and goes to the place you request, right? Its not like the 3-pt arms are going to fall off the tractor or something. Any one have a video they could post and share?

Nice review video, Bruce. But I can't fathom why you would really go to the trouble to return your kioti just because the hitch acts a little jerky.

Go to the 3510, if your questioning then defiantly go bigger.

Yes, it jumps in 1/2" increments, mine does NOT keep bouncing
Its more annoying for me than a problem, the Kubota's I used were nice and smooth. After 300hrs im used to it and dont really give it a second thought.

 

[DK35vince]

Its more annoying for me than a problem, the Kubota's I used were nice and smooth.

My DK 35 is smooth also.
Seems to be a 10 series issue.

 

[Phantese]

Manufacturer's love to see us working out their mistakes, solving it ourselves, for free, of course they read the forms, then they see us turning their poor decisions into "I guess I can live with it" and it was easier than putting a proper valve in the machines, Kubota did this as well and what do Kioti and Kubota have in common - they are head officed in Korea, all the design work is done in Korea, it's only bolted together in the USA. :thumbdown:

 

[DK35vince]

Manufacturer's love to see us working out their mistakes, solving it ourselves, for free, of course they read the forms, then they see us turning their poor decisions into "I guess I can live with it" and it was easier than putting a proper valve in the machines, Kubota did this as well and what do Kioti and Kubota have in common - they are head officed in Korea, all the design work is done in Korea, it's only bolted together in the USA. :thumbdown:

Yet Kubota is Japanese, not Korean.

 

[Phantese]

Yet Kubota is Japanese, not Korean.

Yes Kubota is, thank you for pointing that out.

 

[ritcheyvs]

I just tried an experiment with my 2006 DK45s. The 3-point is smooth (normal) if I raise the control lever at normal speed. But if I raise the lever VERY slowly I do get some jerking which also moves my body in such a way that amplifies the jerkiness (via the lever). There is a finish mower (about 600 lb) on the three-point. My DK is pretty heavy (maybe 6000 lb) so the mass of the tractor probably reduces the effect. I've owned this tractor for 10 years and previously I never noticed this jumpiness during normal use. I wonder how significant this jerkiness is in normal use.

 

[DK35vince]

I just tried an experiment with my 2006 DK45s. The 3-point is smooth (normal) if I raise the control lever at normal speed. But if I raise the lever VERY slowly I do get some jerking which also moves my body in such a way that amplifies the jerkiness (via the lever). There is a finish mower (about 600 lb) on the three-point. My DK is pretty heavy (maybe 6000 lb) so the mass of the tractor probably reduces the effect. I've owned this tractor for 10 years and previously I never noticed this jumpiness during normal use. I wonder how significant this jerkiness is in normal use.

I just tried the same thing with my DK 35 with a finish mower on. (lifting the 3 point as slowly as I could).
Very similar to what you explained.
Never really noticed it before in the 18 years I've owned it.(generally never need to run 3 point that slow)
Still nothing like what I'm seeing in the video.