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Read articles →This is an owner's 100-hour update on his CK2620, mixing a reliability check-in with real backhoe fieldwork. He reports on filters holding up since the 50-hour mark, a cracked backhoe tooth he welded and stocked a spare for, and loader bolts staying tight. Then he uses the backhoe to trench and dig a drainage collection area for a wet, spring-fed culvert site. Best for owners tracking long-term durability and real digging use, not a specs or buying guide.
Appears to be an owner-operator posting ongoing personal-use updates on his own CK2620, not a dealer or reviewer.
The owner reports no real issues, filters holding up fine since the 50-hour mark, and loader bolts he had marked are still tight with no loosening.
The owner broke a tooth on the backhoe off camera, welded it back on, and picked up a spare tooth in case it breaks again.
The hydrostat filter is a Daedong brand, the oil filter is a Wix, and he could not recall the brand of the transmission filter.
He trenched a ditch down to the tree line to channel water to one spot, then dug out a collection area where water pooled around the culvert so it could drain through.
