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I was mowing an area of my property with my walk-behind mower a few weeks ago, paying attention to my line and not the low hanging tree branch from the huge yellow birch tree ahead. I mowed right under the branch and after about 10 more feet, I made a turnaround, looked up and saw a very big...

Did a little work today on a pile of logs. Loving the Kioti and grapple so far!

I was going to order from MTL but I could not for the life of me get anyone to answer an email or pick up the darn phone, so they lost my business. I ended up ordering a 60" single tine grapple from North American Implements, and I must say the customer service was pretty darn good. Had my...

325 lbs

Thoughts on the weight of this one for my Kioti? 325 pounds https://northamericanimplements.com/collections/grapples/products/single-tine-root-grapple

Thank you for the info. I kinda thought a 66" would be a little big, unfortunate because Tomahawk seems like a great company to deal with. I did ask if they had any plans to build a smaller grapple at some point but it doesn't like it is on their priority list.

Great info, thank you. I sent Tomahawk and email this morning and Brandon just called me about 30 minutes after I sent it. That's pretty impressive. The Tomahawk is a great price, I will have to pay shipping and but quick couplers though, but overall still less than the price of others I have...

I'm now considering one from Tomahawk.

Does anyone have any experience with the grapple in the link below? Seems to be in stock and I really don't want to wait 8 weeks for one from EA or some other manufacturers. I've been going back and forth on the style I want and I think this one will suit my needs the best (picking up logs to...

Why does it need a cab?

Thoughts on the grapple in the link below? Seems to be in stock and I really don't want to wait 8 weeks for one. I've also been going back and forth on the style I want and I think this one will suit my needs the best (picking up logs to cut into 16" firewood lengths, picking up rocks to...

Great idea! Thank you!

Thank you! In due time!

She was delivered to her new home today!

What are some other options in the same price range for grapples other than MTL? I can't get any info from MTL when they will be back in stock on most of their products

Well she finally arrived after about 7 months of waiting! Taking delivery this upcoming week. Getting a Land Pride brush mower since there is no ETA on the Kioti brush mowers. Just need to decide on a grapple now. Seems MTL is out of stock on the one I planned on getting but wanted to wait...

Still waiting on the Kioti! Hopefully will be taking delivery in April

Another satisfied customer. Did the relay a couple weeks ago and knock on wood I haven't had the starting issue since!

You guys are making me wish i got a cutter without a slip clutch! lol

The 54" is only $50 more than the 48". I can't imagine it weighs much more either.

Wanted to provide an update. Put down a deposit on a the Kioti CK2610 today. Got the FEL and 60" rotary cutter, and had a few other options added as well. Going to order a 54" grapple from MTL attachments too. Should hopefully take delivery of the tractor in April! Many to thanks to...

I was seriously thinking about the grapple attachment, they look awesome and would be perfect for holding logs at a height for easy cutting into 16 inch lengths for splitting. I plan on visiting the store on Saturday so I will definitely inquire about the SSQA interface. Yeah the snow blower...

90% of my property is relatively flat and has a stone path around the entire perimeter. (I make maple syrup so the path was put in place by the original owners for sap collection). The property does sit on top of a ridge and a section of that is far too steep for any sort of tractor. I have a...

Nice looking rig!

Perfect, thank you very much for the additional info!

Regarding tires. I am quite **** about my lawn but not sure I just want turf tires. Will R4's in two wheel drive while on the lawn do damage? Sorry if this is a really dumb question, I'm only familiar with the turf tires on my BX2200.

My intended use will be a few sections of my property that isn't lawn and is covered with a thick layer of leaves that weeds like to grow in, including posion ivy. I have maintaned these areas in the past by borrowing a walk behind DR brush hog which did the job, so I would assume the Woods...

Good call, the rotary mower I was quoted is in fact a Woods but branded under the Kioti name. How is the quality of Woods?

I have the same thoughts!

I actually haven't made the purchase yet, unless you were talking about another member? In my case the Kioti dealer is 28 miles away but it's the same owners as the location 5 miles from my house and they will service the Kioti there.

Hey JWR! It may be a landpride, I was going off this on the Kioti website https://www.kioti.com/products/implements/cutters/

Congrats! Keep me posted on how you like it. Where are you located? That seems like a great price

I'll get clarification tomorrow.

The quote says CK2610HB? I believe the rotary cutter is a Kioti model, quote says RC1060 which is the model # on their website

Thank you for the info. Is the quote I got on the 2610 a decent price?

Hey Hornett, thank you for the reply. Can you elaborate why it would be your first choice> To be honest, it was what I had in mind when I first started researching, then I kept reading about getting as much HP as you can afford so I started looking at the 3510 which in all honesty is more than...

Just got two additional quotes Kioti CK2610HST with FEL, cutter edge, block heater, loaded rear tires and 60" rotary mower for $24,687 Kioti CS2520HST same options as above (smaller bucket though) for $20,140

Thanks everyone for the replies! My current BX does not have a front end loader.

Hello - have done a lot of reading on the forum and decided to join to get some advice on a new tractor purchase. I am looking to get a tractor with a front end loader and brush cutter for my 5.5 acre property. Plan on using it for firewood, brush cutting a couple times a year, moving...