The Fred
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Reduced tire pressures to 10 in the front, 7.5 in the rears, they still balloon a bit.
And yes I've already taped over the VIN number lol.
As promised, so much to do so little time, Fred
Have you seen the new CK2610?
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Reduced tire pressures to 10 in the front, 7.5 in the rears, they still balloon a bit.
And yes I've already taped over the VIN number lol.
As promised, so much to do so little time, Fred
12Bravo
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Why tape over the VIN number?
The Fred
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Because I'm about to void the warranty.
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Cause it Turbolator Time!!!!!
Can hardly wait to see what's coming.
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Chiming in late but this new CK2610 really has my interest. For several months now I have looked for a used Kubota, mostly the L models in 2800 and 3200 version with HST with or without loader as that can be added later. My needs are a newer tractor with HST and box scraper as we have loaders when needed but getting tired of gear tractors at my age. These Kubota's are both hard to find and very expensive used, mostly because of no DPF I'm thinking and that Kubota holds value better than others. We have a Kioti dealer locally and after looking at their CK2510 that IMO has some rough edges, it looks to me to be a tough tractor with perhaps more cast iron. What I disliked mostly is the way the loader hoses are mounted but then this larger CK2610 comes along but with the same HP and after looking at the photos it looks to be more appealing with cleaner hoses and side loader control. My dealer is yet to have one and could not give a price but when he does I'll be there to look it over. Is Kioti doing this to compete with the Kubota L-2501 perhaps? The L series but with 25hp so no DPF?
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k0ua
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That would be my guess too..
k0ua
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x2... interesting to see what results he has.
Does anyone have any thoughts on how the 2610 or 2510 might compare to the mahindra max26L ? I have a fairly small property but plan to move a lot of soil, mulch and do a bit of mowing, raking, and woods clearing. I noticed there is a pretty significant difference in hydraulic lift capacity for the mahindra, like 2200 lbs, and 20.5 hp at the pto, but I don't know if that would make it a deal-breaker. I like the layout and the control setup for the kioti a bit better, but I've never operated either machine. Is anyone familiar enough with the newer mahindra to offer any thoughts as to differences they noticed or would sway the decision one way or the other? The other machine I'm considering is the mahindra 1526 which appears to be similar in size / weight to the kioti, but has even more lift capacity, around 2450 lbs, and 24hp at the pto. I don't know what the price difference is though of the 1526, or max 26L vs. the ck2610. Any thoughts greatly appreciated.
brasco426
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Feetup69 all the machines you listed are excellent machines and can't go wrong with either. The 1526 is a CUT, the Max26xl is more in between a SCUT and a CUT size and capacity, and both are complete Mitsubishi builds and rugged machines. Keep in mind just because it can lift it doesn't mean it's safe to. My Max24 can nearly lift its own weight at the 3pt hitch, and just because it can doesn't mean it's safe too. The Kioti ck2610 looks to be a real nice machine too. Best thing would be too try them all before you buy. Donnie
