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Read articles →This is a follow-up video, not a first look, from an owner who already bought a CK2610 with a Construction Attachments grapple. It fills in specs missed earlier: PTO horsepower (21.7), three-point lift capacity (1,600+ lbs), and loader lift height versus John Deere and Kubota L2501/B2650/LX2610, plus a hands-on demo of connecting/disconnecting the grapple. Best for buyers already comparing these specific tractors and grapple brands, not newcomers.
An independent owner sharing personal comparison notes and hands-on impressions from actually using the tractor and attachment.
The Kioti CK2610 has 21.7 PTO horsepower, about one to two horsepower more than the John Deere and Kubota tractors, which are right around 20.
The rear end of the Kioti CK2610 can lift 1,600 to 1,650 pounds, surpassing the lift capacity of the John Deere and Kubota tractors.
Drop the grapple on the ground, push the lever to release hydraulic pressure on the tine lines, then disconnect the quick links, which come off easily once pressure is released.
The owner says Construction Attachments is heavier duty, but with the Coyote tractor you probably won't go wrong with either; Everything Attachments weighs 100 pounds less.
| Kioti CK2610 | Kubota L2501 | Kubota LX2610 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | CK2610: 21.7 hp; CK2610 HST: 21.5 hp | 19 hp | 19.5 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | KL2610: 2,110 lb (at pivot pin) | 2,373 lbf (at pivot pin) | 2,245 lb (at pivot pin) |
| 3-point lift capacity | Not Published | 1,918 lb | 2,139 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | Not Published | 5.15 gpm | 5.0 gpm |
