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Read articles →A side-by-side comparison of the Kioti RX7320 and RX7340 from a dealer who stocks both, structured around the question of why Kioti added the newer model. Covers concrete differences in weight, loader lift height, three-point controls (hydraulic lever vs. electronic), warranty options, and cab features like the buddy seat and PTO bump. Closes with a frank buyer-profile breakdown. Best for shoppers deciding between the two.
The presenter identifies himself as a salesperson at Larry Stovesand Equipment, described as Kioti's largest-volume dealer, so the walkaround is knowledgeable but openly sales-motivated.
The RX7320 lifts 3,384 pounds to 93 inches with the bucket level, while the RX7340 lifts 3,300 pounds to 116 inches with the bucket level.
The RX7320 uses a hydraulic lever at the back to raise and lower the three-point, while the RX7340 uses electronic control with up and down draft control instead.
Yes, unlike any Kioti before, the RX7340 offers a factory extended warranty option to extend bumper-to-bumper coverage to four years or add a fifth year on the powertrain.
Buyers who want to save money and prefer avoiding electronic technology, such as those rolling hay or cutting grass without heavy three-point use, fit the RX7320.
