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Hello, Looking at a 62h Woodmaxx flail mower. I’d like to be able to drive forwards and backwards up some steep slopes with the flail. I have a good feel of when the tractor feels tippy, I’m more concerned with engine oiling. Has anyone found a spec in the manual about how steep a slope you...

It’s the adjustable. That was also recommended by the kioti dealer mechanic.

Just to close this out, because I just now installed another tnt. I went to a different kioti dealer to have one built. Picture of said assembly while adjusting hose angles. I have a .pdf that I created for the dealer with all pertinent measurements if anyone out there with a CK wants it.

Just to close it out—the tractor with 3000lb cap Tarter brand pallet forks was able to lift 37 bags off the trailer. I had the pto chipper on the 3pt. Having the backhoe on may’ve been a bit better.

I buy 1.5 tons per year, so not much. I’m going to have tractor supply pull 13 bags off two separate pallets and hit the top with a quick pass of the shrink wrap. That’ll put me close enough to where I need to be with the 315lb pallet forks. Thanks for the replies! …and I messed up the thread...

No one has ever attempted to lift a pallet of wood pellets from their truck bed?

Has anyone tried lifting a pallet of wood pellets with their CK? More accurately, can it do a controlled descent from a pickup with it? I have a backhoe or wood chipper for a heavy ballast…

really, okay. either way, prices for stuff is nutty right now. I'm glad I picked up my new property tractor in early 2020 just before the craziness popped off. Got a great price on a cash deal and now people are waiting to pay over what msrp was then. I already feel better about the whole...

He came and dropped off a deposit. He's very trusting, just gave me $2400 cash in a cookie bag with no paperwork. It's all part of God's plan in one way or another. I'm very blessed, even if I could've made a few grand more on the deal, that's only a few days wages--but it wouldn't have sat well...

I always make that statement when someone makes an offer on something without seeing it. The statement for me usually means, come see the value in something before you low ball me on it. I sell old truck parts on craigslist and use that line when people low ball me. I wasn't fine with any offer...

He is a complete stranger, but WTH...my conscience won't let me be unless I figure something out now. I feel slimy calling him back to haggle when he thinks the price is settled. Damnit I wish I didn't care. I did just buy a bunch of Carli suspension stuff for my dodge. This will help pay for...

to be honest, he came by with a jug of tractor supply fluid and used all my tools and my help to drain and fill the trans. its a 20 minute job. he's out the cost of the fluid, which I'd happily reimburse him for if he feels shafted. I never agreed to the price, nor was I soliciting a sale. I...

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/kubota-b8200d-am-i-giving-it-away.447229/ This may be a more logical place for this question. The full details are in the thread above. Basically, someone is offering me $3500 for a running, driving B8200D with a factory front end loader. My wife...

Hello, I recently found a note on my front gate asking about one of my tractors. I had no intent to sell, but I don't use it much. I talked to the young man over the phone that night and explained the tractor to him. I said I haven't started it for a year. Before that, I hadn't used it for...

The performance of the hydraulic system has always been a bit underwhelming. Not a new occurrence. Yes, the 50 hour has been completed. Are there upgrades that can be made to the pump? Are there aftermarket valves for the backhoe that perform better? I can get over the loader’s performance.

Is this due to it being hst or the control design? My 30-something year old Kubota can perform multiple functions quickly, but it’s a manual transmission.

Hello all, I own a 2020 CK3510 HST with a factory backhoe. The hydraulics have never seemed adequate. Neither the FEL or the backhoe have the ability to perform multiple movements simultaneously. Examples: 1. When operating the backhoe at the recommended rpm (1800-2200) it will not pivot to...

My question is why wouldn’t you want all fresh oil when changing the engine and hydraulic oil after the break-in period? I changed both filters, air filter and dropped all the fluid at 48 hours. Nice having all new fluid IMO. Especially when the next change is a long ways out. But I’m...

The geometry is a bit different on my tractor. My fixed link is about 15-1/4”. So I need my hydraulic side link to collapse down to ~13-1/4 and expand to 17-1/4” to get 2” in either direction. At the same time, the 3pt lift capacity is 2000lbs. So it has to be short AND stout.

I called them. Good prices but it seems the clevis will need to be modified and the lengths aren’t quite spot on. I called a local Kubota dealer and found tnt cylinders that match up. $900 and I can have them in a week. Case closed for me. I’ll share the part numbers once I have them.

if I do this, maxed out with minimum thread engagement, it’s only a smidge longer than the fully compressed hydraulic side link. That only gives me a few degrees of tilt in one direction and negatively impacts my 3-point lift height. I’m going to give Fit Rite a try or source the hydraulics...

Sorry for the dark shots, I’ll try to get better ones in the morning.

Hey guys, I just picked up a hydraulic tnt from my kioti dealer. A few issues, but my main concern is side link travel. Is it normal for the hydraulic piston, when fully collapsed to be about 4” longer than the shortest possible length of the manual side link? The other issues I’ve had...