Kioti cs2410

Michjim6464 · Mar 18, 2014

Hello, I have been looking for info on the semi new cs2410 with limited success.

So, I was wondering if there are any current owners on here that can give some feed back?

What do you like about it?
Any complaints?

Is 12,600.00 a good price for a cs2410 with FEL and MMM?

Thank you.

Sawworcs · Mar 19, 2014

I have had a cs2410 since last summer and love it. The Main purpose I bought it for was mowing with the mid mount mower and it does that in half the time as my 54" garden tractor. I spread 30 yards of gravel with it and for how small the cs is I was very impressed. The cs could pull a full 4' box scraper over flowing with gravel in high gear (low gear is more desired for this). As for as anything that I don't like I have yet to find any.

Sawworcs · Mar 19, 2014

I paid 13,700 for tractor, loader, and mid mount mower.

Michjim6464 · Mar 19, 2014

Thanks for the feed back.

Anyone else had positive reviews?

Anyone in the Mid Michigan area deal with Michigan Iron and Equipment? (Only talked to them once but seemed to know their stuff)

davrow · Mar 20, 2014

Michjim6464 said:
Anyone in the Mid Michigan area deal with Michigan Iron and Equipment?

Many folks here on TBN deal with MIE. Highly respected here.

Michjim6464 · Mar 21, 2014

I have another question......

For smoothing out a 150 dirt driveway should I get a rear blade or box blade (4ft)???

KingsEquip · Mar 22, 2014

Boxblade would work better in my opinion. Once the gravel has been packed down the box blade will pull the fine material back up and mix with the rock to make it look like you got another couple loads of class a gravel. A rear blade was always the way, but honestly they seem to be taking a back seat for gravel work compared to the box blades now. The rear blade usually does not have enough weight to dig down into the hard packed gravel and pull much up.

Michjim6464 · Apr 7, 2014

Found some new videos for those looking at a cs2410. Not much but here they are.

http://vimeo.com/m/search?q=Cs+2410

Gittyup · Apr 7, 2014

For smoothing, box blade. For trenching, backblade. For smoothing and crowning the center, a rake. I like the rake best for routine refinishing. If there are a lot of pot holes the box would be the way to go.