Great video, thanks for putting this together. I had already researched and bought all my Wix/NapaGold filters and semi-panicked when I saw your oil filter # of 51324 instead of the 51381 that I had bought. Did some Googling on it and wanted to leave this here in case anyone else sees the same OR has problems with fitting their oil filter in due to the length. “The Wix 51324 oil filter is too long for my 2013 CK30, and the cover plate will not go on with that filter installed. At Wix Filters - Product Catalog search results it shows Wix 51324 and Wix 51381 replacements for the E620132443 original Daedong filter. The Wix 51381 is also about the same length as the Daedong 620132443, fits nicely on my 2013 CK30 and has about the same bypass pressure as the Wix 51324. The Wix 51381 should be a good replacement since it's directly cross refer3enced in above link. Hopefully this info will prove useful for others who find the Wix 51324 too long to fit correctly. BTW I also learned the Microguard MGL51381 the same filter as the Wix 51381 and is made by Wix for O'Reiley's Auto Parts, and it costs about $3 less than the Wix brand.” From www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/kioti-filter-cross-reference-number-list-all-models.295122/page-9
Thank you, sir, for making a video on how to change all types of oil on the Kioti tractor, such as engine, hydraulic, transmission and front axle oil with requirements according to SAE, I respect you, thank you.
I've been watching your videos for a few months now. Great content. I've owned the Bobcat CT2025 since April 2022 so most of what you do with your Kioti pertains to me. Excellent work and I love the stories and appreciate the honesty in the way you tell them. The knowledge you give to others is invaluable. Please keep the the videos coming. Be Safe.
the reason you lube the filter gasket is because I was taught to always clean the surface where the filter meets the engine. That ie for Two reasons. One, you know the gasket came off with the old filter.( you cant always see it that well.) and the re oil the gasket because you cleaned the mating surface.
Good morning from Montana! Been watching your vids the last couple days on this tractor as I'm taking delivery on mine in a few days. great info and review of the 2610. I am trading my 2021 John Deere for this and couldn't be happier. keep up the good content! 👍🏻 thank you.
Hey bud, Cooper here from Auburn. Great vids. Bought my ck2610 after talking to you and Calandra( traded his Kubota for larger kioti). Been watching your vids for tips and info on it as I go along. Keep up the good content, hope all is well
Nicely done video and very informative! I couldn’t see from the video but PLEASE get a lock on those loader cylinders if you’re working under it while raised. Never trust the hydraulics; always block or lock raised implements mechanically!
Pro Tip: Use a Fluid extractor and take 2 gallons off the hydraulic fluid before draining from the drain plug. no need for a second drain pan. I concur less than 5 gallons will drain...
I bolted a angle to the two flats coming up from the fuel tank right be hind the seat. Than I bolted the Plano box though the same angle. Drilling though the bottom of box and the same angle - I used large flat washer for the bolts in the box. The box sets right behind the seat and does not get in the way of seat when you movie the seat all the way back.
So far, it’s holding up pretty good. It’s just a little offset to the right too. No issues with fueling from the left side. I carry channel locks, level, tape measure, and a adjustable 12” wrench that is cut short to fit in the box with some pins etc. I can see your concern- If need be I’ll weld a base plate to the angle for the box to sit on - which is not a bad idea.
You say not to tighten front axle drain plugs down. I’m going to be doing an oil change on my front axle at 65hrs because my drain plug fell out from factory torque. So I’m going to add that to my check list of tightening
Hey Art, if I remember off the top of my head you've got one on the front as well as one on the back side of the front axle pivot, you've got 2 zerks on the top link and there's 1 zerk on the three point height control. That one is easiest to access from the back of the tractor looking where the ROPS mounts to the transmission housing and it's under the seat area. I think you just inspired my next video!
Just picked up my CK2610-HST today, and working up notes on maintenance schedules, etc. Great info on different lubricants, etc. Thank you. If i had water still coming out of an axle, I'd be a bit worried. Just curious, but do you plan to replace the oil on that axle again track it? Is it possible that you cracked a seal when fighting with the ice?
I haven't seen any leaks and the tractor doesn't sit outside so the only chance that water would have to get in through a seal is possibly when I pressure wash it. The cap is vented though, so once that went under water, the flood gates were open so to speak
Great video, thanks for putting this together. I had already researched and bought all my Wix/NapaGold filters and semi-panicked when I saw your oil filter # of 51324 instead of the 51381 that I had bought. Did some Googling on it and wanted to leave this here in case anyone else sees the same OR has problems with fitting their oil filter in due to the length.
“The Wix 51324 oil filter is too long for my 2013 CK30, and the cover plate will not go on with that filter installed. At Wix Filters - Product Catalog search results it shows Wix 51324 and Wix 51381 replacements for the E620132443 original Daedong filter. The Wix 51381 is also about the same length as the Daedong 620132443, fits nicely on my 2013 CK30 and has about the same bypass pressure as the Wix 51324. The Wix 51381 should be a good replacement since it's directly cross refer3enced in above link. Hopefully this info will prove useful for others who find the Wix 51324 too long to fit correctly. BTW I also learned the Microguard MGL51381 the same filter as the Wix 51381 and is made by Wix for O'Reiley's Auto Parts, and it costs about $3 less than the Wix brand.”
From www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/kioti-filter-cross-reference-number-list-all-models.295122/page-9
Thanks for the great information! Anything to help complied data for other owners!
Thank you, sir, for making a video on how to change all types of oil on the Kioti tractor, such as engine, hydraulic, transmission and front axle oil with requirements according to SAE, I respect you, thank you.
I've been watching your videos for a few months now. Great content. I've owned the Bobcat CT2025 since April 2022 so most of what you do with your Kioti pertains to me. Excellent work and I love the stories and appreciate the honesty in the way you tell them. The knowledge you give to others is invaluable. Please keep the the videos coming. Be Safe.
Thank you very much. I appreciate hearing that it's been helpful!
the reason you lube the filter gasket is because I was taught to always clean the surface where the filter meets the engine. That ie for Two reasons. One, you know the gasket came off with the old filter.( you cant always see it that well.) and the re oil the gasket because you cleaned the mating surface.
Good morning from Montana! Been watching your vids the last couple days on this tractor as I'm taking delivery on mine in a few days. great info and review of the 2610. I am trading my 2021 John Deere for this and couldn't be happier. keep up the good content! 👍🏻 thank you.
Which Deere are you trading in?
Greetings from the Adirondacks! Good video. Picking up my new Kioti this weekend. Woohoo!
Great to hear!
Hey bud, Cooper here from Auburn. Great vids. Bought my ck2610 after talking to you and Calandra( traded his Kubota for larger kioti). Been watching your vids for tips and info on it as I go along. Keep up the good content, hope all is well
Hey man, great to hear! Things have been great, super busy like always!
Next time ur pouring tht 5 gallon bucket in flip it 180 and have the spout at the top it will pour perfectly!!
Nicely done video and very informative! I couldn’t see from the video but PLEASE get a lock on those loader cylinders if you’re working under it while raised. Never trust the hydraulics; always block or lock raised implements mechanically!
Pro Tip: Use a Fluid extractor and take 2 gallons off the hydraulic fluid before draining from the drain plug. no need for a second drain pan. I concur less than 5 gallons will drain...
I bolted a angle to the two flats coming up from the fuel tank right be hind the seat. Than I bolted the Plano box though the same angle. Drilling though the bottom of box and the same angle - I used large flat washer for the bolts in the box. The box sets right behind the seat and does not get in the way of seat when you movie the seat all the way back.
The flat washers were enough of a backer to keep it from cracking or flexing around?
Thanks for the tip though! I'll probably come up with something similar soon
So far, it’s holding up pretty good. It’s just a little offset to the right too. No issues with fueling from the left side. I carry channel locks, level, tape measure, and a adjustable 12” wrench that is cut short to fit in the box with some pins etc. I can see your concern- If need be I’ll weld a base plate to the angle for the box to sit on - which is not a bad idea.
You say not to tighten front axle drain plugs down. I’m going to be doing an oil change on my front axle at 65hrs because my drain plug fell out from factory torque. So I’m going to add that to my check list of tightening
Where are the other grease points under the tractor the manual does not show them ???? THANKS Reilly like your video helps a lot
Hey Art, if I remember off the top of my head you've got one on the front as well as one on the back side of the front axle pivot, you've got 2 zerks on the top link and there's 1 zerk on the three point height control. That one is easiest to access from the back of the tractor looking where the ROPS mounts to the transmission housing and it's under the seat area. I think you just inspired my next video!
Good video... I'm sure this will diffently help someone out.
Well filling the engine oil that way looks much easier 😂 wish I would’ve seen this before I crawled under the hood to fill from the top
Hahaha. I totally understand. Every other engine fills from the valve cover
Just picked up my CK2610-HST today, and working up notes on maintenance schedules, etc. Great info on different lubricants, etc. Thank you.
If i had water still coming out of an axle, I'd be a bit worried. Just curious, but do you plan to replace the oil on that axle again track it? Is it possible that you cracked a seal when fighting with the ice?
I haven't seen any leaks and the tractor doesn't sit outside so the only chance that water would have to get in through a seal is possibly when I pressure wash it. The cap is vented though, so once that went under water, the flood gates were open so to speak
Thanks for the video. What's the length of your trailer?
It's a 20' 14,000 lb PJ. 18 feet flat and 2 feet of beaver tail
@@upstategearheads thanks, appreciate the reply!
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Great video, but you miss spoke it calls for 5.8 gallons not 6 quarts. there are 24 quarts in five gallons
6 quarts of engine oil, 6 gallons of hydraulic fluid I believe is what I said
What filters a filter # s did u use .