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    Carolina Implement Grapple?

    That looks very nice. I like their take on putting the little wedge feet at the bottom back so it will stand itself up easier. Nice touch. It definitely does need something welded in front of those fittings on either side, but the rest of the protection channel is nice. That's going to be a...
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    CS2220 vs CX2510

    Awesom! That will make doing what you need way easier than anything smaller.
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    CX2510 or CK2620 for 10ac

    For what you said you would use it for, the CK all day every day and twice on Sunday. You'll regret the lack of capacity on all the specs of the CX almost immediately.
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    CS2220 vs CX2510

    5 acres? CX. Moving 500lb bales? CX. Rule #1 buy as much tractor as you can afford and will maneuver easily in the spaces you need to get in. You mentioned wanting the front end loader to be useful. There's only one rule for that, go as big as you can there's no such thing as too much lift...
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    Everything Attachments poll

    1) made two orders during the covid time frame for our then new tractor. Wicked 55 Grapple, Extreme duty box blade, 2500lb forks. (EDIT: Also got one of their digging buckets with the wicked tooth bar on it... at the time and with the cost of everything else and shipping it was only an extra...
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    Need a recommendation: log splitters

    Yes, as part of our splitting system we put a small table on the far side from the operator that's at the bottom of a rolling conveyor. That helps protect the engine from debris falling. It's based on what these guys did in this video, same general setup as this: I load the log rack with...
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    Need a recommendation: log splitters

    We got the Champion 27ton from HD about a year ago. Have split several cord so far. Did a lot of research on affordable splitters before buying. It's enough to split a pretty large log when you need to, and it has a fast enough cycle time (11 sec) you don't wait all day for the cylinder to...
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    CX2510 or CK2620 for 10ac

    You've got 10 acres. Get the SE with the rear hydraulics and options package. As others have said it will never be cheaper than at purchase time. And make sure the front remote system is put on at the dealer. You'll will want it sooner or later. Probably sooner for a grapple or front auger...
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    Chinese digger recommendations

    Bingo. Tractor and 1 ton mini plus a large list of implements for both all in for less than the cost of just a decent used skid only. Our property could use more, but 4x the cost isn't in the cards right now.
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    Status of Everything Attachments

    A real shame, I found this thread a couple of days ago after putting my EA grapple, box blade and forks through a massive amount of work. EA's stuff is super solid and we're totally satisfied with all of it. Moved who knows how many tons of tree debris and stumps and everything was rock solid...
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    From a Kubota B2601 to Kioti CX2510. Am I nuts?

    How about the 2 HST gear ranges? You said that was your biggest concern. Happy with it? On our CK4010 (same frame as CK2610/CK2620) The 3 speed ranges cover everything about perfect.
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    Adding Hydraulic Filter on Typhon

    Thank you Drawthree, all those part numbers worked perfectly. Hydraulic filter is on and working, no leaks yet after a test run. Quick question can't remember if I've seen it answered before: the Typhon type machines have a glass gauge on the hydraulic tank (left side hyd tank mount) that's...
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    Importing and modifying a new mini excavator from China

    Just finished installing two 7" radiator fans, one on each side of the engine. Those puppies are loud and move some air. $14 each. Also fixed some pure Chinesium wiring. Before anyone freaks out about general quality: the wiring for everything not cab related was just fine, but the cab and...
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    Importing and modifying a new mini excavator from China

    Interesting. The very first thing I did with our Typhon copycat when we got it to was relocate the choke from the front housing panel back up to horizontal next to the ignition switch. We have the full glass cab on ours and because of the way the cab fits, there is NO way to remove the floor...
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    Adding Hydraulic Filter on Typhon

    I just ordered the fittings from a random site I found called onehydraulics.com. You can get both fittings there for about $20 total plus $15 shipping. Better by far than the $35-$50+ the major sites want for the 5307L-15-08.
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