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Read articles →An owner-operator's candid 20-hour impressions from real dirt work on a small acreage property. The video covers loader performance hauling 45 yards of dirt, a sticky gear-shifting quirk he found on forums too, greasing joints for the first time, and an unexpected DPF regen experience mid-task. No specs or comparisons to other brands, just honest amateur feedback. Best for first-time buyers weighing whether the CK3510 holds up in light-duty homestead use.
Posted by the Woodland Acres | small farm & homestead channel, an owner-operator with no farming background documenting their learning curve from scratch.
Sometimes shifting gets sticky when moving from a higher gear to medium or low. Fix is to put it back into the previous gear, move the tractor, then try shifting again.
Engine sound changed, owner smelled something, and the regen light came on with noticeable heat from the engine. He idled the tractor to the side for 10 to 15 minutes until the light turned off.
It moved 45 yards of dirt for grading work, with 15 yards done in a few hours, far faster than previously moving dirt by wheelbarrow and shovel.
Owner has just under nine acres and was glad he chose the 3510 over a smaller model, saying he still sometimes wishes for a bigger loader.
