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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to for CK3510 owners, not a general tractor review: it covers swapping the factory turnbuckle-style right lift arm adjuster for an OEM crank-handle version (part CKA123, about $92 plus shipping, bought on eBay). The owner walks through pulling pins, installing the new arm, greasing it, and testing it hooked to a box blade, comparing ease of adjustment to the stock setup. Best for owners wanting an easier lift-arm leveling upgrade.
Posted by the Backyard Country Livin' channel, an owner doing a hands-on DIY upgrade on their own CK3510.
Pull the top and bottom pins on the stock turnbuckle-style arm, install the OEM CKA123 crank arm with the crank facing up, replace the pins, and grease the two fittings.
The part number is CKA123, an OEM Kioti part, purchased on eBay for about 92 dollars plus 13.75 for shipping.
Yes, the owner found it much easier since you turn a handle to raise or lower the arm instead of using a screwdriver or bar to adjust the stock turnbuckle.
