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Read articles →Distinct for its dual-perspective format: host Brock runs the CK2610 for the first time while owner Larry, who has 400 hours on the machine, gives his long-term take. Together they cover operator ergonomics, loader lift capacity, hydraulic flow (11.7 GPM), the two-button third function, weight balance issues, grapple geometry, and pricing ($17K package at purchase, now ~$33K tractor-only). One reliability issue noted: a hydraulic fitting leak in the first hour. Best for shoppers comparing compact tractors by price-to-capability ratio.
Rock Hill Farm is an active owner-operator channel where the host regularly runs equipment on real jobs, giving reviews a hands-on rather than sales-floor feel.
He has 400 hours on it and says he definitely would do it again, citing cost and front loader lift capacity as the main reasons.
No breakdowns except one hydraulic line leaking at a fitting within the first hour of operation, which the seller fixed right away.
Hydraulic flow is 11.7 gallons per minute, and the tractor has a listed lift capacity of 1,800 pounds.
The owner bought it as a $17,000 package deal during COVID, and now just the tractor alone is listed around $33,000.
