TINY Tractor with A/C!! NEW Kioti CX2510!!!Test Drive Disk Harrow!
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- For 2021, Kioti is introducing a 25 horse power cab tractor with heat and air conditioning! Kioti invited Tractor Time with Tim to host their virtual dealer meeting where we were able to drive and review the new CX2510!
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I’m pretty impressed with what I’ve seen from Kioti. Nice value.
I have a Kioti CS2510 and love it. I bought it for all around maintenance of my property (box blade leveling and driveway repair, garden tilling, yard leveling). My attachments are all 4' and this machine handles them all with ease. I also bought the 60" mid mount mower which does a great job. One of the biggest selling points for me was the twin pedal for the HST. All of the others that I was looking at had the heal pedal for reverse. I had enough problems with leg cramps so I didn't want to add to the problems with heal and toe acceleration. When you couple it's features and price the Kioti was an easy winner. I know I should buy American but even the Deere's have outsourced their parts to China.
Good job as always. We need more Kioti content!
Great review.
I appreciate how impartial you are when comparing equipment
Wolfpack! Very great ag program! Loved the field turf test plots and everything they had going on when i got to go.
Have owns this tractor for 2 winters now. I run a 96inch plow 16 inches tall on the loader and haven't had any issues with it pushing snowbanks for 100 ft near Syracuse NY. Heat is a must have when it's zero outside.
I bought a Kioti CK2610HST and absolutely love it. Absolute pleasure to run. Might not be quite as refined as Deere or Kubota (very subjective) but those brands are well above the Kioti in price and can't beat the Kioti where it really counts; performance, capabilities, and weight.
Lots of options for different customers! That is what makes a market!
I got a ck2610 two weeks ago... I love it!
That’s a nice unit and good presentation. Looked like the rear window had a defrost grid. Interesting. Thanks for sharing. Blessings!
Yes, I should have mentioned the rear defroster. Pretty fancy!
Sub compact and compact tractor game is getting good with all of the features from the larger model tractors being added to these class of tractors. Their are so many I would buy if I had the money to do so lol. Yall have a blessed day.
I have a CK 3510 Kioti. Have had it 3 years and no problems!
With a cab??
@@bobbyyoung7836 yes
I like the 3510 because of the greater pulling power that it has over the 2610. And not a huge price difference.
Bout what does the 35 with cab sell for?
Great review! You touched on all the things that I would be curious about. I've never been exposed to these tractors so was nice to see what they have to offer through your lens. Thanks!
There has never been a better time to buy a tractor. Full cab with HVAC in a 25 hp tractor, unlimited 3 point attachments at lowest possible prices.
That's a nice rig. If I ever wanted to step up from my 1025r I'd certainly give that a hard look. Thanks for sharing!
When I went shopping for a new tractor, I tested/investigated Kioti, Kubota, John Deere, and Mahindra (all dealers in my area). For my needs, the Kioti (DK4510) was the best fit. Two and a half years later, and I still love my Kioti.
2020 Ck4010 hst here. No complaints. I’m actually pretty impressed what it will do, and I work it hard.
Wow nice to see you down south, considered a Kioti due to its global hq in Raleigh.
My family has owned 5 Kioti tractors over the years ranging from 35hp up to 60hp. Most have been very good and two not so much. One was purchased used and not maintained by the previous owner so NOT Kioti’s fault. The 2019 NX6010 had some issues unfortunately and had to be returned. That being said, the A/C in the 6010 was the best I have ever been around. In the middle of summer I had to keep it on low because it would freeze you out! I really like the heating elements in the back glass. That is a great feature and very useful if you are snow blowing. My back up tractor is a 2007 DK55 with a cab and it is a beast! It has dug us out of some crazy blizzards.
Wow, getting invited to the dealers meeting is kind of hitting the big time!
Yep. We've made it. Did you make an appointment to submit this comment? JUST JOKING!!!! We're just a couple of folks bumbling along taking advantage of the opportunities that come our way.
We really appreciated the time we had with the folks at Kioti.
Thanks for your comment!
I have the Kubota B2650hsdc with the cab. I looked at the Kioti line and others when buying, but was offered a much better package deal for the money and features I wanted with the Kubota. My wife actually talked me into getting the cab and glad for that! Nice review on the Kioti!
Thanks for the review. As a previous Kioti owner, they are a great tractor for the money!. Also, IMHO, a 3pt disc/harrow would be better suited to go in after turning the soil with a moldboard plow.
Wow! Kioti power! Diggin this! Of course I love my Kioti RX 7320! Good stuff Tim.
Thank you so much for your review regarding everything about the tractor really was something to think about? Take care and say safe 👌👏❤
Nice video tim and kristie and the kioti looks good with the cabin ,have a great weekend
it really is a great value. for just a little extra you can get the 3510 which is a huge jump in power and weight.
Hey! This was filmed in my backyard! I was noticing the short sleeves so I figured you had to be somewhere warm. We are HUUUGE Pack fans! Hope you enjoyed your stay Kioti also has a plant right down the road from me in Wendell. Good video and thanks.
We spent some time in the Kioti facility!
Tim , I believe the Kioti tractor is heavier then the rest as they are built heavier such as a cast iron transaxle. That may be the reduced power with a 25 horsepower engine. Just look at the rear end and you can see the difference!
Wow that’s such a compact cute lil tractor 🥺 it’s all I need for my mini farm plus a front loader is a bonus
I just bought one for $16,750 with the loader. That's before tax.
@@alpiacquadio7195 how’s it going for you?
Morning and hello tim and christy welcome to my home of nc yet you are still 3hrs away from the great coastal plain m dad just bought a new 3032e tractor wih a 300e loader we live on a old centry farm and we have 3 old 66 non super olivers that dont run and 1 super 66 oliver that we thinking about getting to run and work maybe we have a disk and a mower off of them we can use when we fix them up and we have a double 2x2 dimond bar that we are making a 2 row or possibly a 3 row set of bedders and maybe put some yetter 71 row units on the back of it thank you for all of your info with all this stuff
As I remember, a "non-live PTO" is one like would be found on a tractor like a Ford 8N. On that tractor if an operating rotary cutter (bush hog), if you depressed the clutch, the momentum of the mower would continue to drive the tractor through the transmission.
Yes, and this can be dangerous when using something like a rotary cutter. I have an 8N and use an 'over-run' clutch that is mounted directly to the PTO shaft. It ratchets the energy from the implement instead of feeding into the transmission.
Not true. In the old days yes but new tractors have something called an overriding clutch. It does not push the tractor anymore. I know because I had a small 30 HP Case IH 20 years ago and that was a great feature. I had another tractor that did not have a live PTO or overriding clutch and it would "push" you. I would not use that tractor to bush hog. Also I think Tim said that this tractor a had Hydro transmission so that would also make a non live PTO a non issue.
My NH 1520 PTO works in the same manner. Hydrostatic drive with a clutch to disengage/engage PTO. I like it because I can ease it in for things like the brush hog.
To me it's a must have feature when bush-hogging. It's saved my hind-end countless times as it's a much faster reflex to push a pedal with my foot than locate a switch or lever as my hand is often not near that switch or lever but my foot is always close to that pedal.
@@alienation1270 exactly why I mentioned the brush hog. Same here!
Tim, You look great sitting in that Kioti orange!! Perhaps you should add that beautiful shade of orange to your fleet. Lol
I have a CK2610 HST and I love it.
Neal - Glad to hear you like the CK2610 HST. I've been considering it and the CK3510 HST.
The Kioti 2610 hst has been my best small tractor purchase. Every once in a while I wouldn't mind more engine power but the tractor frame size and loader capacity is great.
Maybe at some point it would be good to compare a cs 2520 kioti against the 1025r! I'm debating between the two and it's hard! Thanks Tim for great content always!
I have a brand new 2520 I’d love to compare to Johnny. Genuinely curious how they stack up
I love my Kioti CS2210, only complaint is no quick attach for the bucket. However the CS2220 covers this problem. Only down side is they went from a cast iron rear end to aluminum and the PTO horsepower dropped with the new engine configuration.
This tractor, minus the cab, plus a backhoe currently sits at the top of my list...wife said by end of the summer!
Oh yeah, !!!GO PACK!!!
Better order now! Supplies are essentially non existent.
I love my kioti tractor. I bought it in 2015 but it is a bit bigger. It does everything on our property. I needed something that can lift more than a compact tractor.
Love kioti. Presently have a 1025r due to dealer logistics but I certainly miss the superior hydraulics that both my LB1914 and ck2610 had.
Hi Tim this video shows regardless of brand there is a lot of nice tractor choices out there. Just depends on what a person wants and the job they have to do. Thanks for sharing
Excellent video! There are a lot of good tractors out there. Just depends on your needs and the price range in the area you live.
A cut above as always. Blessings!
I have the ck2610 with manual 9x3 transmission. Love it. I have about 185 hrs on it. 3pt backhoe, box blade, 72 in Finnish mower, brush grapple and smooth bucket for front. In the process of building a snow blade for front.
Been waiting a good review of this tractor. Thank you!
I think it’s a perfect snow removal machine for smaller jobs. A nice pusher on the front and a rear blower.
I like the pto with a clutch. You can ease on the PTO.
I bought the CX2510.
It’s a nice rig for the money
A disk is a handy piece of equipment to have. I worked with a guy and he wanted to borrow my disk for some of his animal plots. When he asked me to borrow it, he said, "can I borrow your 'disker'"? Another guy and I laughed and gave him a little bit of a hard time at this because isn't the disker the person who is running the tractor? So, in this video Tim, you are the disker! :-)
Go Heels! Thanks Christy.
Morning Tim and Christy, sorry gotta go, have to watch the video
My old b6100hst has that style clutch. I like it. Good for control on something like a post hole auger/digger. It works as a good "emergency" stop, stops pto and hydro. I could see were a two stage clutch would be nice. I have used those. I guess that would just add to the cost.
I wouldn't discount the live pto. It would give you the option of feathering the engagement of pto attachments, whereas the electric over hydraulic pto engagement can be quite abrupt.
Absolutely! A large rotary cutter needs to be fed power gradually, not all at once.
Great video Tim 🚜🇺🇲 I really enjoyed this video 🇺🇲💯
You should really look into the CK2610 model...still only 25 hp technically, so no DPF, but it is a very powerful machine for that class with very high capacities and lift heights. I added some upgrades to mine, and it has served me extremely well. If you haven't seen my video on it, and would like to, let me know...but you may have seen it already. Oh, and my Construction Attachments C4 root grapple.
Good video, passing my local JD dealer in Queen Anne Maryland saw a 1025 with factory cab on it.
Great review Tim! I have had my CK2610 for almost 3 years now and it has really been a great machine. Kioti's definitely aren't as refined as a Deere or Kubota, but it's hard to beat the value for your money with one.
Nick - from what I've seen in looking at the CK2610 and the CK3510, they look like amazing value for the price.
@@PurpleCollarLife this the new 2021 models the new kioti cx2510 powered with 25.4hp kubota diesel
@@michaelmactavish1728 Thanks! It looks really nice. I'd like to test drive one sometime!
@@PurpleCollarLife yeah my buddy at the construction had a kioti but he put 1,100 hrs on it and trade it in for a MX5400 kubota because he didnt like the performance of the kioti
@@PurpleCollarLife That is for sure. I researched tractors for MONTHS before pulling the trigger and every way I mathed it out, the Kioti won. Now the resale won't be nearly as high as a Deere or Kubota, but that is largely offset by the much lower initial purchase price. My ideal tractor would be a B2650 cab model with front mount blower... Maybe someday :)
Ironically all of the tractor research is how I found TTWT and other YT channels like the OWTM and Messicks.
Love my Kioti DK4510. Thanks for the video!
Tim, I have both a disk and a tiller I use the disk to break the crust open and level the field out some before I till, to me it allows the tiller to do a better job. I can tell you one thing, those back blades need to be spread out some, it was holding dirt between them while running. My experience is that they need to be set to where the dirt just laps the center.
....or scrapers in there...
Because they have a clutch - the hydro doesn't turn when the cluth is depresed . So its much easier to crank when its cold out !
Almost bought this, but grabbed a b2601 in December
Any words of wisdom for a 23 year old bout to attempt his first year of farming!!!! Also new subscriber very informational!!!
Work hard, avoid spending more than necessary on equipment to start.
Don't fall for hydro-static, slip-o-matics, or non particulate filter (25hp or less) tractors. Buy New tractors (long warrentys) , unless used is 1/3 the price equivilent. Go for the "iron" instead of creature compforts. The 35 horse power is the starting point ---- the more gears the better, and ALWAYS get a unit with a Clutch and TWO Brake peadals. Never use the tractor for fire wood to heat your house ( at best only pays 80 cents an hour), sell the fire wood to make the payment. Allways buy a New set of pallet forks at day one. All other atachments buy used at halve price or less.
After researching for 3 to 4 years, all manufacturers and UA-cam content I just ordered a CK4010SE HST. Not sure why Deere went to aluminum rear end but I feel this is one heavy duty tractor. John Deere seems to be setting up the compact tractors with features for the home owners, which is not a criticism but actually smart as more homeowners are purchasing these compact units. Kioti comes factory with everything I wanted with having to spend a ton of money on the extras and it is much more stable platform and heavier. The research was hard but the choice was easy for my model.
Great walk around and video as usual. Have a blessed weekend
Thanks for sharing the Kioti! I have always been a Deere fanatic myself but the Kioti is very appealing especially from price point!
Agreed…more Kioti content. I’ll be purchasing the CX2510 without the cab…and did a whole lot of research before making this my choice. I will get the backhoe, grapple and forks. Appreciate the unbiased review. I’m convinced I’m making the best choice for my needs and wants.
Please drive both CX2510 and CK2610 before final decision. CK turns much shorter than CX.
@@TractorTimewithTim thanks Tim…I’ll take that advice.
Hope you enjoyed your trip to NC! I love State's campus and the vet school is top notch. We are just north of Raleigh in Wake Forest. There is a green dealer in south Raleigh, but up my way it is orange. I went with a BX26S as it has the features I needed, and the dealer is a 15min drive if I need parts/service.
I just bought one of these, it’s coming tomorrow. Woo!
Congratulations!
Hello Tim, the clutch would be nice if you're busy enough with steering, 3 point hitch, driving and pto on/off at the same time.
The clutch is a cheap alternative to the electric version which also has a possibility to run the PTO without a driver in the seat
Kioti is really starting to make a name for themselves. I like the competition. I know that most of your true farmers are pretty brand loyal but the upcoming hobby farmers more appreciate a comparable machine for usually a lot less money. Nice review on the kioti.
Still true 3 years later! I'm looking for a small tractor now and am completely shocked at the prices of John Deere and Kubota...ridiculous!
Still miss my Kioti ck27 hst... best power to weight ratio of any competitor....
Looks like a nice machine.
In this episode I am envious of the need for air conditioning. Overnight low tonight is supposed to be in the teens.
Man yall weren’t far from me. Pretty cool.
Now all we need is a TYM comparison!
Head to head with the green machines!
Tim i had a cub cadet 27 hp 4wd hydro with the clutch i really liked that tractor 1 advantage was clutch fully depressed disengaged hydro I thought that was great for cold weather starting, less drag on starter i had well over 3000hrs on it when sold, this tractor was originally designed by international
My CK2610HST will be 3yrs old the end of March, 340 hrs not one problem. Tim I pull a 6 1/2' disc with notched or chopper disc's front and rear. If I have food plot ground that was tilled the year before when I'll use the disc to retill. Nice video and demo, 23° here in Michigan this morning did you try the heater?
Very informative. Thank you sir.
Not many current machines have a 2 stage clutch. (Not to my knowledge).
My dad's 1959 JD 430 standard had a 2 stage clutch that I HATED, due to trying to shift the transmission in the 2nd stage. Dad taught me to engage the transmission first, then go to 2nd stage to start the PTO.
Incorrect. Actually several have two stage clutches at this point.
Dual stage clutches are very common. JD had major issues with clutch plates sticking especially on the 70 series gear driven compact diesels.
I've always seen disk harrows used in conjunction with a plow to prepare fields. I have an older Massey Ferguson disk with lever adjustment. For the garden I run through on full cut and then come back and hit it again with a slight cut. ...or I borrow Dad's tiller.... The tiller seems to do a better job on our hard clay, but sometimes it is tied up elsewhere.
Thanks for sharing. There is soil & water conservation practice of no till.
Does a farmer need special attachment equipment?
Thanks Tim! Very interesting.
Go Heels! Love the Kioti tractors! Great video!
My kubota b-2410 has a clutch use it to start it and to turn the pto on.
Yep.
Nice presentation.
Good to see you review other brands besides the green machines. I’d enjoy your review of the RK brand that the Outdoor with the Morgan’s had and reviewed. Always enjoy your opinions
In Austin in July it gets up to 105f. AC is a necessity...
To see how much power the A/C draws, set the cruise control, check your rpm's, turn A/C on/ off and see how much the rpm's change.
My CK2510 HST is a little beast..... With A/C should be a dream....
EE from Ga Tech but studied NE at NC State years ago after moving to NC for work. Not sure about those 'heels... LOL... but good to hear from Christy! Enjoyed the video.
NICE TRACTOR
Thanks for the info I'm thinking about trading my 1025r in on one. Also with the mid mower. I don't particularly care for there's since it's not and automatic hook up like jd half to get on the ground and put the pins in. So I'm still on the fence. My local dealer won't get them till June so I've been checking out all the videos I can. Lol that way I'll have most of my research done on them. Thanks again
Nice review! I'm amazed only 25hp can do the job. I'm coming from my little Cub Cadet XT1 which is 18hp. Best Regards, Jay
🤩 nice tractor!
My hydrostatic Mahindra 1533 has the same clutch pedal - PTO thing but the clutch must also be pushed in to start the engine.
Live PTO means the clutch won't turn it off when you clutch to shift. It's an old term, it was more important back in the 50s when you had an after market loader with a PTO hydraulic pump, if you ran it on a Ford 8n that doesn't have live PTO, the loader hydraulics would shut off when you shift compared to a Farmall M which had live PTO, the loader hydraulics still ran when shifting.
Nice video where is the tractor built and price point ?
Christy, Go Heels! I work for UNC-CH, so I'm obviously a fan for sure.
Live PTO means the driveline is "live" -always moving. A Dou Clutch (2 stage clutch)- Which has 2 stages- The 1st half of travel, disengages the trans drive, then the bottom travel disengages the PTO driveline.
The overrunning clutch allows the PTO to turn free if the implement continues to travel after disengaging the PTO driveline. The prevents "flywheeling" and the momentum of pushing you forward by turning the drive and the transmission.
i have Kioti thanks for doing this brand
Great video. I really think Kioti is making a lot of good decisions in their tractor designs. Innovate or get left in the dust.
I find that with a diskharrow in clay soil , you will have to go over the ground as much as eight or more times to get it done rite .
Tim here in the uk and ireland we have got a brand now there called solis tractors they have a 26 hp and a 50 hp cab and open platform here in ireland the 50hp with cab is 23000 euro the open cab is 18000 euro be interesting to see what you think of them i think in the states there in with yanmar
Tim and Ken from bolt on hooks reviewed a yanmar at an expo 2 years ago (just watched that episode before livestream)
@@justinsikes2221 not the same tractor yanmar has just put there name on the solis tractor there indian made but aalot of tractors now under 70hp are made indian made korean or turkish made and re branded the john deere 5e series is made in india
Tim this tractor looks good our dealer is interested in ATVs snow machine and motor cycles so not much sales and no service so most look at to other manufacturers
God Bless All
PaK
The CX2510 is a much more substantial tractor than the JD 2025R. The CX2510 is over 450 lbs. heavier (2260 lbs. vs 1800 lbs.), has greater engine displacement (87 ci vs 77 ci), loader lifts 250 lbs. more (1092 lbs. vs 840 lbs.) and has greater hydraulic lift capacity (1203 lbs. vs 915 lbs.). And it is at least two or three thousand dollars cheaper than the 2025R. The CX2510 is a definite upgrade from the CK2510 (they finally reinforced the flimsy side step, dropped the treadle pedal), but I believe the hood is still plastic (the new CS 2520 hood is now steel). The CX2510 seems to be a great tractor, but it still seems a little rough around the edges compared to the JD. But you seem to get a lot more tractor for your $$$.
good info. i had two case-ih dx33 and dx35 both hydro.. the hydro's seem to be weaker in power than a manual shift trans. i used those tractors to do a lot more than they probably should have. those two machines needed a gear between 1st and 2nd; as 1st was too slow for much but 2nd lacked some power at the higher end of the speed.
Oh yes. A hydro will not get as much power to the ground.... but is much easier to drive in PTO or loader usages.