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Read articles →An owner's early-impressions walkthrough from a 20-acre South Carolina homestead, recorded about a week after purchase. The host covers his price comparison against John Deere (roughly $13-14k cheaper), lift capacity, skid steer quick-attach, ROPS, rear remotes, and a tour of his actual implement lineup, grapple, bush hog, box blade, pallet forks, and harrow. Honest about limitations and his own user errors. Best for homesteaders weighing Kioti's value against green-paint alternatives.
An owner-operator sharing candid first-week impressions from his own property, with no apparent dealer affiliation.
The owner says his Kioti DK5310SE HST with third function and filled rear tires cost about $30,000 out the door, and would have been $13,000 to $14,000 more if it had been a comparable John Deere.
The owner believes it is rated around 2600 pounds at the pins, which he says is significantly higher than a lot of tractors this size and handles full IBC totes of firewood easily.
Yes, it has a skid steer quick attach where you lift handles to pull pins and swap attachments quickly, and it works with a huge range of implements including his skid steer bucket.
Yes, it comes standard with two rear remotes, which the owner plans to use with a hydraulic top link he wants to add.
