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Read articles →A conversational owner interview rather than a structured review: the host visits Tony, a recent CK4010SE buyer who traded up from a New Holland, and the two walk through the tractor together discussing why he chose Kioti over John Deere, SE-specific features like dual rear hydraulics and the swing arm, loader lift capacity limits (1,800 lbs), and accessibility of filters and maintenance points. No actual operation footage here, that's promised in a follow-up video. Best for shoppers wanting a real buyer's perspective on the SE trim's specific upgrades.
Posted by the In The Woodyard channel, which appears to be an owner-enthusiast channel whose host was also shopping for a tractor at the time of filming, giving it a peer-to-peer rather than dealership feel.
1,800 pounds. The owner said he has no complaints with what it can lift, though he wishes it could lift 2,700 pounds instead.
He did not want to buy proprietary attachments, and two John Deere dealerships gave him poor service, barely answering his questions and pointing him at a wall of products.
It has two additional rear hydraulics as standard, useful for a snowplow chute or a backhoe, plus a full flow valve that continuously pushes oil versus a manual detent on other models.
The oil filter, dipsticks, and fuel filter separator are all easily reachable, and there is a primer so you do not have to bleed the fuel system by hand pumping.
