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Read articles →An owner-operator walkaround filmed after roughly ten hours of use on a new acreage property. Notably, the narrator calls the brand 'Coyote' rather than Kioti throughout, which is worth knowing. He covers the aftermarket upgrades he added, steel brush guard, underbelly guard, 10-ply tires, wheel weights, and mirrors, and briefly mentions loader lift capacity and the hydrostatic transmission. Best for shoppers curious about real first-impressions and practical small-property modifications, not spec-deep analysis.
An owner-operator sharing early impressions from his own property, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation evident from the transcript.
The owner states the lift capacity on the loader is 1,600 pounds, which he says is quite a bit higher than Kubota and others.
The factory tires were mid-grade 4-ply and he ripped the sidewall open the first time out, so he replaced them with heavy duty 10-ply industrial-grade tires.
He added a heavy steel brush guard to cover the plastic factory grill and a heavy duty underbelly guard to protect the exposed hydraulic fluid filter and transmission fan, both from Broken Arrow.
Yes, it has a hydrostatic transmission, so there is no gear shifting, just a forward and reverse pedal.
