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Read articles →Part 3 of a two-year ownership review, this short clip covers a handful of specific nitpicks and upgrades: no wheel-weight mounting holes, R4 vs. R1 tire trade-offs, an added third-function hydraulic kit, LED bulb swap, and skid-steer quick-attach. The host also drops a price comparison to the John Deere 3039R and mentions he's selling the unit to buy the updated CK4020. Best for buyers wanting a quick real-owner verdict, though at three minutes it's more highlight reel than deep dive.
Good Works Tractors is a dealer/attachment retailer channel, so expect genuine hands-on impressions alongside plugs for their own hydraulic kits and discount codes.
No. There are no holes anywhere in the wheels to mount wheel weights on this series of tractor.
The 3039R is technically a little bigger, but the CK4010 is probably ten to twenty grand less depending on dealer, with darn near identical performance.
They added a third function kit partnered with Summit Hydraulics, a do-it-yourself kit for about half the price of OEM kits.
Yes, skid steer quick attach is standard, and the loader has plenty of lift capacity.
