Kioti CK3510SE HST Cab vs. Kioti DK4210SE HST Cab Tractors - Nearly the Same Price?
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Hey Guys,
This week we are going to skip Tractor Tip thursdays and replace it with this video. We have had countless customers asking to do a video on the Kioti CK3510SE and the DK4210SE tractors, especially with a cab. Alot of people do not realize these how closely these machines are priced. Watch this video to see the differences in features and specs of the CK10SE Series and the DK10SE Series Kioti tractors.
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After looking at different manufacturers both Kiotis are feature rich compared to some. It is curious that so many of the old name companies are selling just that A NAME Thanks for informative videos.
I bought a new DK5310se HST 2 years ago and now have 340 hours on it and it is an awesome tractor!
What options did you get?
@@DonnieDarko727 Front end loader, HST with the linked pedal (it's awesome) and pretty much everything else comes standard. I have 476 hours on it now and had it 2.5 years. I have a sawmill with a 3 man crew and we work it everyday unloading logs and moving bundles of lumber. It's impressive how much it will pickup and how easy it is to move around in tight areas. I really am happy with my Kioti. I also have a Kioti Mechron 2200 and it's a good UTV also.
@@meehd01 awesome. Filled tires? Did yours come with arm rests? I'm waiting for a CK3510SE to come on, but they have the DK5310SE on the lot. I think the only option I can't get is auto PTO.
I was looking at the UTV too. Thanks
@@DonnieDarko727 mine didn't have armrests. I'm always in and out so I don't know if that would help me but they might be nice. I think mine has the auto pto. I've never used the pto. I have the construction tires and had beet juice put in them and it really helps. I always keep the boxblade on the back for counterweight because we are always picking up heavy loads.
@@meehd01 I would do the same with the counterweight, although I'm using it for farm use. Those new R14 tires look pretty nice
Awesome video, thank you! Any idea if the tires from the DK would fit the CK, looking for some turf tires for my CK and found some DK turfs for cheap?
Nice compression lift capacity is very important to me.
It seems a quibble, but 250-350 for a rear wiper seems really expensive. It looks like the wiring harness would be set up for it regardless. Seems like it should cost half that.
Good comparison Marshall. I believe you get more bang for your buck with the CK. However i like the individual brakes on the bigger DK. They're both bery nice tractors, thanks.
Thanks for watching!
I really enjoy your videos thanks for explaining the options available sometime could you list all the options available for the utility sized tractors the RX series thanks again
Marshall, on the DK you said the rear tires were reversible, how much does that make it wider? I have the R14T tires .. thank you!
I am shopping for a tractor so your informative video was VERY helpful; thank you.
Id like to know if you can reflash the cdi box to get 40 hp out of the 35?
Do you guys have an ETA on NS cab models? Thanks.
Isn’t the CK you’re showing an SE model? Does the DK come in an SE model?
Great job Marshall. Very informative.
Will the snowblower work on the ck series? What is the total height of the Dk?
I have a 35. What’s a cab run for one of those..roughly
Linked Pedal I got for my 2610 130 bucks took 1 he to install takes longer getting tractor apart bout to do duel remotes I got for 485
Excellent video, thanks!
Marshal , i have that 3510 se 2020 year , where the work lights are, the black part just below the orange roof. i would guess that is for the heat and AC, can i screw into that , about a half inch ? want to install flush mount led strobes, would it be safe to do ? that is just 2 hold the strobes, 2 screws per strobe
That should be fine. However there may be lines in there so be careful, my suggestion would be to first take off the roof and look in there to see what is in back of what you are drilling into. The roof can come off with 4-6 bolts, it should be easy to check that first.
thanks for this review. After comparing these 2 tractors on the Kioti site, I noticed a difference that I hope you can explain. The smaller CK4010SE has 33.3HP while the DK4210SE has 29.1HP. Why is there a difference of 4.2 PTO HP? I'm asking as I want to run a forestry winch rated for tractors with 30 to 55HP and wondering how big a difference it will make in the operation. Thanks
I dont understand why the DK has such a low PTO rating. Was wondering if that was a manufacturer misprint
@@yellowmetaldriver1460Yep, thought the same. if it is a misprint, it is on all their different documents and specs . I ended up buying the CK4010SE manual transmission and very happy with it after 75 hours
My guess would be that it’s a heavier tractor which results in more parasitic loss from your gross hp turning heavier gear,in the way a lighter flywheel or under driven pulled on a car puts more power to the ground.
What about A/C and heat?
6 hours on my 4020 an the loader lowers all on it own even when running
Whats the location of this dealership?
We are located in Belchertown, MA www.orchardhillsales.net/
Are these the same height?
Not at all, the CK series fits though a STANDARD GARAGE DOOR with the smv triangle removed or flipped upside down. Very convenient when near high crime areas and preventing unnecessary wear and tear. The DK series requires a custom door or a lean-to storage structure.
I am looking at a DK
Mid PTO standard on the DK?
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Your books pennies are only dollars....better go back to school and learn some arithmetic skills....but I suppose you live at mom and dads so money means nothing to you.
Did you not have your coffee this morning?
Your fully torqued this morning. Wow
@@orchardhillfarmequipment4347 lol. you’re*