Telescoping stabilizers for Kioti CK &DK series

[TmbrWlkr]

I just purchased a DK 4510 - no telescoping stabilizers available from Kioti - but I found this guy:

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www.stabilworks.rocks

custom telescoping stabilizers

Hope this helps someone

 

[Dave Canfield]

Nice! I ordered my DK4710SEC with the telescopic stabilizers, and I'm glad I did. I have a mix of new and old implements some of which are quick Hitch compatible and some are not. So I find myself dealing with the stabilizers often.

Dave

 

[IndyJay]

I just bought my DK4510 and had them add the telescoping stabilizers along with other options similar to the CK SE package. Did they say they are not available?

 

[TmbrWlkr]

I just bought my DK4510 and had them add the telescoping stabilizers along with other options similar to the CK SE package. Did they say they are not available?

Yeah - they did ............. hmmm ............. where are you/what dealership?

 

[IndyJay]

I am in S.E. Indiana but bought my tractor at Kenton Equipment in Independence, KY.
Where are you located?

 

[eco88]

I'm getting my DK4210SE next week, and I also ordered the telescoping/stabilizing kit for it (cost me CAD$400) I'm up in Canada.

 

[TmbrWlkr]

I am in Naples NY - Fingerlakes area - NOT NYC !!!!

I have to check it out - thanks for the part # info

 

[Homebound]

I am in Naples NY - Fingerlakes area - NOT NYC !!!!

I have to check it out - thanks for the part # info

TmbrWlkr:
Also in the NY Finger Lakes region, if you would offer curious what dealer you went through?
Only asking because I am seriously considering a CK2610 or 3510 and dealer support/knowledge/attiitude are just as important to me as the product itself. I know Kioti dealers are few and far between so we are limited.
Appreciate any feedback
Thanks

 

[TmbrWlkr]

I went through American Equipment:

Steven DeRycke
Sales Manager
American Equipment, LLC
6112 Collett Rd West
Farmington, NY 14425
(585)924-5480 x502


This was my salesman - we seemed to "hit it off". I haven't taken delivery yet, and don't know when I will. But Steve was/is a straight shooter as far as I can tell. I did a fairly deep dive into Kiotis and Kubotas and had numerous questions for him which he either answered or researched for me. I came down to comparing the dk4510 to the Kubota L4701. Loader capacity was a big seller for me and the Kioti was significantly better in that regard. ( I need to be able to pick up and move 1500lb IBC tote bins filled with firewood). I am a standard transmission kind of guy so I was not really looking at the NX series and the SE is Hydro only. The Kioti also has a few more features than the L4701, and when the dust settled on the deal was $6,500 less.

I run my current tractor in the woods a lot so a cab was not in the cards.

If you are looking for a CK frame size tractor I have a L3400 Kubota I am selling/trading in ( 540 ish hours)

If you are doing any kind of research you really should visit Steve.

 

[DieselBound]

One of the primary reasons for buying my NX was to manage my firewood. A good 1k hrs seat time in my B7800 with HST, so no hesitation going that route with my NX. Dicey enough with an HST stacking my crates. Stacked crates need to align the feet to catch/straddle the crate underneath: LOTS of jockeying around to get things to line up).


Approach is uneven just to make life more interesting Right bay is for my Polaris (cabbed, but no doors). NX is cabbed (with doors) which means it lives outside.

I'm a big fan of telescoping stabilizers. They work so well on my NX that I decided to forgo a quick hitch (not everything I have is QH compatible anyway).

 

[TmbrWlkr]

I agree with your thinking on HST for stacking firewood crates - can see burning out a clutch prematurely doing that with a standard transmission. I run a wide variety of implements from a 3pt skidding winch, chipper, rotary cutter, roto tiller, box blade, sprayer etc, as well as switching from bucket to grapple, to forks, to snow plow on the FEL. So I wanted a shuttle shift tranny for the high % of PTO/gross HP ratio. Also don’t stack my crates.( use empty IBC totes). Palletized crates for firewood

One of the primary reasons for buying my NX was to manage my firewood. A good 1k hrs seat time in my B7800 with HST, so no hesitation going that route with my NX. Dicey enough with an HST stacking my crates. Stacked crates need to align the feet to catch/straddle the crate underneath: LOTS of jockeying around to get things to line up).
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Approach is uneven just to make life more interesting Right bay is for my Polaris (cabbed, but no doors). NX is cabbed (with doors) which means it lives outside.

I'm a big fan of telescoping stabilizers. They work so well on my NX that I decided to forgo a quick hitch (not everything I have is QH compatible anyway).

are the bomb aren’t they?

I you are switching implements a lot check out Pats Easy change system. It goes on the the end of your lift arms but is individual to each arm. With telescoping arms, telescoping stabilizers, and Kiotis rear raise/lower PTO lever it should make “hooking up” pretty sweet.
(My winch and chipper both have “captured” pins - so the Pats system is nice for that.)

 

[Chieftm2]

I’ve got chains on my new to me DK4510. I can’t get them short enough while I’m hooked up to my woods PRD8400 to even remotely keep it from moving crazy far to each side. Any help would be much appreciated! I would like to avoid spending money on bars right now if possible but a part number would be great to have. Thanks

 

[TmbrWlkr]

No part # available unfortunately - completely custom cottage industry shop. Warning; possibly lonnggg lead times.

 

[Nylimited]

I just bought a nx4510 shuttle shift from Jim’s equipment in Campbell ny great tractor so far. Hope it’s as good as my ck2610 was

 

[oosik]

When I hook up an implement - pull the pins on my telescopic stabilizers. This allows the lower arms and stabilizers to be completely free swinging. And, thank goodness, I also have telescopic ends on my lower arms. All my implements are on pallets. The approach to each implement and the angle of the pallet is different for each implement. Just barrels of fun .............. So far, after 40 years, I have all my fingers and none are squished.

 

[TmbrWlkr]

I just bought a nx4510 shuttle shift from Jim’s equipment in Campbell ny great tractor so far. Hope it’s as good as my ck2610 was

I am going to pick up a Kodiak MD72SC rotary cutter from him the end of this month -