Kioti CK 10SE New Owner Orientation 

Wish you were closer to me I would sure buy from you Mike you are a man that must love his job. I have dealer 22 miles from me but really doesn't care if he sells me a tractor or not didn't even know if the Kioti had metal hood or not I'm in Washington MO. Thanks for for your videos I watch all of them all and love them

Larry first off love your walk through of the tractors. On the one where you talk about the ck3510 SE you show it starting without being on the tractor. Manual transmission. I have the same tractor that i just purchased and you need to be on the seat for it to start even in neutral, they must have installed a safety switch on the new ones. I first noticed it when I tried to stand up to see while I was back grading with the bucket. Just a thought. Keep the nice facts about the tractors coming.

1145 miles away from me or so. You sure have good pricing as I just saw your most current video.

I love the way you demonstrate how the tractors work and have the customer leaving knowing what to read up on and knowing what you can and can't do with it. You explained the manual first and then showed the customer how to operate it by showing them what to do while in the seat. I wish the people who sold me my tractors had spent some time to show me this much information.

10:03 - It is very important that your office remain secure when you are not in it. Charlie will keep a (closed) eye on it for you. THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! I am a first time tractor owner and I just purchased a CK3510SE HST with loader and backhoe from you with the help of Jon Leckner. It was a great experience! I wish I could remember the delivery driver's name because he was a big part of that experience. Wonderful guy - friendly and patient. Of all the things he told me, I think the most useful was, "To start the engine, you need to be sure these three things are done... Be in the seat, have the brake on and the transmission in neutral. A while later I got on the tractor and remembered, "I need to have three things done to start the engine. Be in the seat, have the brake on and... uh... damn! Where's the manual?" It was in the house. However, my lovely bride had been listening to the tutorial along with me and she was standing right there. I just looked at her with a grin and she said, "Transmission in neutral!" I guess that behind every potentially great tractor driver is a good woman with a better memory. THANK YOU! YOU HAVE A GREAT TEAM!!

Excellent video, very informative.

Mike, through your casual and informative videos you present the qualities I want in a tractor dealer. I cant imagine buying anywhere else sir. You are providing a great service to the compact tractor community. Keep the videos rolling!

You the man Mike.

What's the little yellow fuse looking thing that came in the bag with the paperwork? Didn't see it mentioned here.

I hope you do some videos on the PX series tractors. Maybe working on a customer farm.

I loved this video. Great info at the 2400RPM operating speed and loved the piece on float. I recently bought a CK3510SE from my dealer up here in Northern Kentucky. He didn't cover float (he covered about everything else - great dealer), and I have NOT read the whole manual so this really helped. I have not seen that piece with the angle iron, and I thought that was great. I have subscribed, and look forward to more of your videos. I also scheduled myself to grease my loader tomorrow (I've put on 15 hours since its last greasing) - thanks for THAT tip about every 10 hours. Cheers!

Mike, I think I heard you say that you guys sometimes do a manual Regen before the Regen warning light comes on. That’s interesting, I never thought of that, didn’t realize you could do that. 🤔 that could be handy. I’m thinking Better to do a manual Regen when you know you have the time, then have the Regen warning light come on when you don’t have the time because when the light comes on you’re supposed to do the Regen and not skip it.

Thanks for the Kioti info video series. You don't talk about your trailers. Do you suggest buying from a trailer dealer or would you give us a video about them. Who makes them? Do you have different styles ( ramps, dovetail, hydraulic tail, gooseneck)? How heavy / long do I need for a CS, CK, DK. NX, RX, PX, with FEL and/or backhoe? Now a tough question - At least in Tennessee When would you need a CDL? I saw Titan implements at a Pennsylvania farm show and I was very impressed. The bigger units were built like a tank. Give Charlie a scratch. Thanks again

31:19 Awesome video. Will definitely come back for the next. Thumbs up 👍

Excellent video, thank you.

Mike, I have a CK4010HST and was wondering why there is no dash light to indicate when you are in 4x4. I find it odd. I have forgotten a couple of times that I had it in 4x4 and an indicator light would have helped.

Hi Larry Love your videos. I bought a 2016 Ck4010SE used. I did not get an owners manual. Can you suggest where I might get a copy ? Thanks

Does the tractor have a kill switch built into the bottom of the seat? example: If I want to run a pto driven wood chipper, or pto pump sprayer , I need to to run without it having to kill once you get off the seat.

I just got my CK3510 with manual shift, I can’t find the directions for shifting 2wheel and 4 wheel drive. Is the instructions in the book? Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Why does the 3510se have less PTO hp. Than the 3510hst?

OK 3510SE with two items NOT in the manual 1). Right side of the seat are a pair of bullet connectors. I presume they are for aux lights or sprayer, etc. what is the allowable amp draw? 2). Left side of the seat is a 2-pin molded connector. What is that for? How is it powered (always on, key switch on, on with lights, etc). What is the allowable amp draw?