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Read articles →An owner walkaround from someone who bought the CK2610 for stall cleaning and property work after comparing it against Kubotas and LS tractors. Covers the hydrostatic transmission, 25-hp Tier 3 engine, loader lift capacity (~1,300 lbs), three-point, PTO three-speed shifter quirk, ergonomics, visibility, and a DIY ammo-can toolbox fix. Low hours, so impressions are early. Best for shoppers weighing the CK2610 against compact competitors on value.
An owner-operator sharing early impressions of their personal tractor used for hobby farm and stall-cleaning work, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation.
The owner believes it can lift about just under 1,300 pounds, with a more rounded construction than the higher-spec loaders on the 3510 and 4010.
The main complaints are the PTO shifter sometimes not wanting to slip out of medium into low, and the shifter knob being a little tough to get into gear.
He compared Kubotas and LS tractors but found the CK2610 had the best value for the money and liked the look of its rear end compared to lighter-looking Kubota options.
There is no manufacturer spec toolbox, so the owner made one from an ammo can bent into a bracket frame with a bucket screwed in for pins and tools.
