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Read articles →An owner-operator who traded up from a Kioti CX2510 to the DK5320 for his property maintenance business walks through the five add-ons he chose: mechanical thumb, third function, a 'turbo button' throttle boost, a second remote, and filled rear tires. He explains the real-world reasoning behind each, gives rough costs, and flags a specific four-in-one bucket brand to avoid. Best for buyers deciding which options to spec at purchase.
An owner-operator running a small property maintenance business, sharing purchase decisions and early impressions from roughly 50 hours of use on his own equipment.
The owner recommends a mechanical thumb, third function, turbo button throttle boost, a second remote, and filled rear tires, costing about $1,000 total.
It is a button that boosts RPMs from around 1,800-2,100 up to near 3,000 instantly, helping power through wet or heavy dirt without manually adjusting the throttle.
He wanted more loader lift, more backhoe breakout force, and more PTO horsepower to run bigger implements like a flail mower, bush hog, or finish mower.
No, the owner says to avoid the Future brand, also sold as GiGi or Yi, because his bent like a soda can under the tractor's power despite costing $1,800.
