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Read articles →This one follows the Kioti CK2610SE bush hogging an overgrown house lot for a paying job, not a spec review. It shows real field use: loading/hauling the tractor, keeping the loader bucket on to push brush and protect the radiator, and repeatedly stopping to clean clogged screens and shrouds from pollen and debris. It's light on numbers but useful for seeing bush hog performance in thick brush and why a cab matters.
Posted by the 765 Guys channel, apparently an owner using the tractor for real property work and side jobs rather than a dealer pitch.
The bucket pushes weeds down so they don't slam into the grille and plug it with dust and pollen before hitting the radiator.
The operator cleaned the radiator screens about four or five times during the job because pollen, leaves, and debris kept clogging them.
Yes, the video strongly recommends a cab tractor for mowing, citing AC, music, and avoiding dust, pollen, and bugs like grasshoppers.
You really need to go through twice, in each direction, to get it all cut properly.
