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I'm mainly concerned about the warranty. I got a little too close to a low hanging branch. sigh.

To be clear, the reason why I thought it did was that a video online showed a strainer being pulled out of it.

Thanks all. I might just pick up one of these then. Kioti Tractor Fuel Strainer T4686-41351

I'm just checking if I am missing one, or if I should just order it (for $19, might as well just order it). However, I am curious. Thanks!

I bought a ck2620 and received it yesterday. They (Kioti Canada) were offering ak discount for the loader and 2.99 for 84 months.

Another area of concern is information about avoiding water displacement type fluids on Hydraulic Cylinders. https://royalcylinders.com/blog/how-to-care-for-a-hydraulic-or-pneumatic-cylinder.php Where Fluid Film identifies as a Water Displacement type...

Do you tend to avoid hoses, seals, bearings and such? I know Fluid Film indicates that you should avoid non-oil resistant rubbers. I take that as being weather-stripping around doors (and from experience with Krown rustproofing, I can see why). On tractors though, I am concerned about it from...

Live in a snowy location where salt is, need to under stand what can have f on it and not as we head into fall

The CK2620 feels right for both size and weight. I've got a lot of catchup to do on my property to push back the years of neglect I have given the fields and surrounding house area. Looking forward to years of working with it. Now, on to finding the fluid film location recommendations.

Type of rear tires are you using? Are they filled? It’s a heavy tractor

Any amazing feats of tractor va Megagator battling it out? I’m nervous to pull the trigger.

How’s I am considering getting one. Do you find the range lever a little sticky? How is it with slopes and implements on the back?

I'd like to meet the person who decided that the gear shifter should be placed in the path of the throttle :) Other than that, I like it. I did find that the throttle does not really feel like it is causing the tractor to move faster, just rev higher. Also, the brakes (without clutching) did...

I mean, that's easy. It's comfortable space, with heating and air conditioning that makes a lot of noise. Spouse: "My Mom's coming over tonight." Neighbour: "Hun, I've got to go do some work in the treed areas! Big problem, needs to be fixed. Flood problems, don't want to wake up in a...

A concern I have is that the M225HE and the MT226HE (not cab) uses the Mitsubishi SL32 engine, which seems to be limited in its usage? I wonder if I will have part problems.

It’s dealer option on theirs. Price is still cheaper though.

I am having a hard time deciphering the the MT225 loader capabilities. My uses will be gravel, brush (branches or small trees), trees that have fallen and I have likely cut up), snow pushing (whatever), and scaring off daughter’s boyfriends by hanging a “Dad requires age verification” sign off...

Thank you for your experience. I do like LS.

The MT225HE was a pretty nice tractor, it actually felt right. Tires were not loaded though. The dealer was awesome, he basically said go try it out and find a pile of dirt to play with. The MT225 has a Mitsubishi engine, which was quieter than the MT226E I test drove. The latter having a...

Oh, it's definitely my wife. This is not something I claimed otherwise :)

I have been searching local to me first, unfortunately Egger’s is over 6 hours from where I am. Thanks for the recommendation, if I expand the area, it is good to have references.

Old spouse saying: No :)

Seen on the website, but nothing out there in my area other than an SA223. There is a lack of Yanmar dealers in Eastern Ontario, 1 main one.

I'm sort of lucky, there are LS and TYM dealers nearby, having been to them all, I can say that I like both. So dealer wise, I'm not seeing a negative in either. The input on the LS vs is good to have, what does the LS tractor let you down with compared to the 2515? I do not believe the 2515H...

Yeah, the 2515 was my original "Oh wow!" And then there was "Okay, what else"

My primary focus is on weight and loader lift. Tire sizes, nothing wrong with being aware of them. However, clearance is a concern to me. A lot of this ground has fence lines that have long since fallen and become part of the grass, or small boulders. I want preserve any undercarriage/lines...

I've been trying to find a high clearance Yanmar in East Ontario, the number of Yanmar dealers we have is few, the closest one to me only has an SA223 onsite that I can see. I don't mind waiting... :) Nice tractor. Use a grapple on it?

The LS Dealer I was talking to recommended the MT255HE due to it being somewhat cheaper. I can see that being the case it possibly being EOL'd. I do like the 2620. I'll watch out for the tire sizes. Thanks. I've taken a look at the specs of the MF1526, I'll need to see if there is a model...

Yep, that's what I do, overthink

Thanks for the reply. I'm not really against dpf or any emissions tech. This is just the range I find affordable.

I am in such spreadsheet and price creep hell. 68 acres, large amount being wooded, marshy, some old fields. I want to reclaim the trails I have out there that have 22 years of neglect. - snowblowing/FEL snow removal - grading gravel driveway that has had severe pot holes develop -...