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Read articles →A side-by-side dealer walkaround comparing the Kioti CK3520 SE and standard packages, both hydrostats. The salesperson walks each machine pointing out exactly what the SE adds: linked throttle pedal, tilt steering, armrests, rear remote, telescopic arms, electronic PTO, mirrors, and a toolbox. He pegs the price gap at roughly $2,000. No hands-on operation or specs beyond the feature list, useful for shoppers deciding whether the SE upgrades justify the cost.
A dealership channel (King Machinery Inc), so this is a sales-leaning walkaround with a staff member presenting both options favorably.
Rear view mirrors, rubber floor mat, linked throttle pedal, armrests, tilt steering, telescopic arms and stabilizer bars, rear remote, toolbox, and electronic PTO.
The salesperson says you save about $2,000 choosing the standard model over the SE, depending on current programs.
It can be set to manual or auto; in auto it automatically cuts the PTO off as the rear arms are raised, useful for implements like post hole diggers or tillers.
It lacks the rubber floor mat, linked pedal, tilt steering wheel, armrests, telescopic arms, and has a more manual PTO you must engage and shut off yourself.
