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Read articles →This is an owner's quick post-service update on his own CK2610, not a sales walkaround. He covers a homemade grill guard repair/paint match, the 50-hour service, his reasoning for skipping options like rear remote and a lever pedal, why he chose ag tires (ground clearance, narrower profile in the woods), and running it without the loader for maneuverability. Short and casual, best for owners comparing configuration choices, not spec hunters.
Posted by the thinking backward moving forward channel, an owner sharing informal, hands-on impressions of his own tractor.
Ag tires give more ground clearance, a more aggressive tread pattern, and are slightly taller, which narrows up the tractor and makes it more maneuverable in the woods.
Yes, the owner says it is actually a lot more maneuverable in the woods without the loader on, and it takes about two minutes to pop it off.
He wishes he had added the rear remote and a lever pedal, since he was used to lever pedals on telehandlers at work instead of the hand throttle.
The owner believes the machine with the loader and loaded tires is just over four thousand pounds, with fluid in the tires and the loader mounted up.
