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Read articles →This short field segment features an owner interview rather than a structured review, Kapper talks to a neighbor named Eric who has 140-150 hours on his CK2610 and uses it for discing, mowing, grapple work, and stump grinding. Eric shares one honest regret (wishes he'd bought the 35-horse model for heavier lifting) and notes the cab comfort. Very casual and brief; best for owners curious about real-world impressions over spec details.
Posted by the Kapper Outdoors Modern homestead channel, which focuses on country living projects and adventures rather than tractor-specific expertise.
Eric says for a 26 horse tractor it cannot be beat, removing stumps about four feet across, roots and all, in less than half an hour.
He likes the tractor overall but says he wishes he might have gotten the 35 horse model for some heavier lifting tasks he has done with it.
Eric says he loves the cab, the air conditioning, and the heat, calling it pretty much a good tractor.
Eric has disced, mowed, used a grapple bucket, and run a stump grinder, saying it does pretty much anything he wanted.
