Sounds like your dealer isn't good. Hope you didn't pay for a third function kit. The Kioti one has buttons on the joystick with the valve under the right step. Has quick disconnects at the loader also.
I purchased the Bobcat version of this tractor earlier this year. There aren’t any Kioti dealers near me. It has been an awesome tractor. Yeah, you need to get those tires filled. My property has hills that I work on so that is the first thing I did was have the tires filled, so I have not had to worry about a ballast box. A person still needs to be cautious when working on hills or lifting heavy. I checked my loader mounting bolts when my tractor was delivered and they were all torqued to spec. I checked them again at the recommended 50 hour mark and some were slightly loose. This is due to normal break in and the thick coat of paint applied at the factory. I am a retired diesel tech and did not want to deal with the regen and DPF either which is a big reason I bought this unit.
I turned mine up, about 2 turns on the screw made a huge difference in high gear road travel , also put an EGT gauge on it. No problems so far, might go another turn. Definitely need to load the rears, about 60 gallons of windshield washer fluid. About 70hrs, no problems.
The linked peddle is easy, i have the same modle and installed it myself, it took about an hour. Also, for your third remote, i just had couplers installed in those hoses and a bracket for them mounted right beside the 4 other remotes. Works great now.
Bought a CK3510SE open station tractor during the supply chain shortage while I was trying to find a cab model in 2021. Amazing tractor, but just found a CK2620SE cab model, so I am selling the 3510. The DPF and regens on the 3510 are not that bad, but won’t have to mess with that anymore. If I need more power on the 2620, I’ll just make the mods to the injector pump.
I’d be curious to see how much you notice the power difference between the two going to less. Wish I could have gotten a cab also but just works out better for me being able to park in a single garage and also using the stump grinder is better with open rops.
@@nucleartreestump My property is mostly flat and it does ok there. Where I notice a big difference is going up the hill on the road nearby. Almost stalled the 2620 at a stop sign there. This is in high range and with a 450 lb mower on the back.
When you do your 50 hour service could you do a detailed video on each step! Especially what filters go where and where you purchase your products from. Types of oils you thank work best! It would really be appreciated by us newbie’s that are that familiar with tractors! You’ll get a ton of hits. I really am please with my 2610 and it does pickup allot for the size. Do need to come up with a quick way of adding weight to the rear. What is your opinion of wheel weights? Sorry for so many question. Looking forward to following your channel!
Please post your installation of the Summit kit when you do it. I would love to put one but would like to have a good install video to follow, and to get your opinion on the summit product. You obviously have allot of experience with tractors! Thanks for the videos!
I would love to boost my hydraulic pressures up a bit more, i find it lacking in lifting power, i also have the 7.5 foot backhoe with it, if you figure out how to boost the pressure, definitely post it.
I am not sure why they don't do it for all their loaders but the KL4010 loader on my CK3710 comes with a set of braces that you place on the rams when the loader is in the up position to stop it falling down in addition to the lock switch. The braces are fitted to the top of the loader arms when not in use.
