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Read articles →This is a real-time land-clearing session on personal property, not a dealer demo: the owner brush-hogged the area beforehand, then uses the CK2610's loader bucket alone (no grapple yet) to dig out oversized brush, stumps, and old farm debris on rough uneven ground. It covers cold-start smoke/glow plug habits and loader-height limitations without a grapple, but skips specs entirely. Best for owners curious about real brush-clearing limitations of a stock loader.
An owner-operator documenting ongoing work on their own land, casual and unscripted rather than sales-oriented.
Yes, but it is not very easy. The owner digs out oversized brush and stumps with the bucket alone, though moving the brush around is difficult without a grapple.
Yes, it smoked at startup around 35 degrees on the third key cycle. Plugging in the block heater overnight reduces smoke significantly when it gets colder.
Keeping the loader high prevents brush from rolling out of the bucket, but this can be risky on rough, uneven ground since the load sits higher than normal.
