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Read articles →This is a personal land-clearing vlog, not a tractor review: an owner burns brush and stumps around his property with a CK2610 (and a coyote attachment), then a hydraulic line snags and blows under pressure. He shows removing the corner hose fitting with a wrench but doesn't do the actual repair here, just talks through the ordeal. Useful mainly for seeing real-world snag/failure conditions, not specs or hands-on demos.
Posted by the Aspie's garage worthshop channel, an owner sharing casual, faith-inflected personal property vlogs rather than structured tractor reviews.
It got snagged by the coyote attachment, ripped open a little, then blew under pressure while the owner was working stumps and brush.
The hard one to reach was the top corner fitting, so he removed the other three fittings first, then used a seven-eighths inch wrench to get it off.
No, he says he is not going to do a full hydraulic line change in this video, just talks through removing the fitting and getting a new hose later.
