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Read articles →This is a personal vlog-style day-in-the-life clip, not a dealer overview: the owner uses a Kioti DK4710SE's loader bucket to clean up bark and branches from a firewood operation, reflects on how much time hauling wood actually takes, then spends the tractor's remaining time digging and leveling a dirt berm. There's also an off-topic detour about buying a new rake. Best for existing owners curious about real-world loader/digging use, not spec-seekers.
Posted by the In The Woodyard channel, an owner-operator documenting routine firewood and property work with their own tractor.
The owner says a bucket load equals about three wheelbarrows full, so six or seven bucket loads would have taken fifteen to eighteen wheelbarrow trips, much slower.
Yes, the owner uses the DK4710SE to dig into dark, heavy soil and level low spots in a C-shaped berm, though the tractor stalled a couple times.
The owner tracked it: about three hours one day, two and a half hours the next, and almost two hours cleaning up, all time not spent cutting wood.
