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@@lyndonhamby7432 thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.

Yes I agree. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

@@ReverendMoses yes that is correct. I’ve read and seen a lot of photos in the tractor groups that this happens from time to time. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 thank you

Hi Mike! Thanks for the positive feedback! I plan to do more in the fall so stay tuned! Robin

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 that's great love watchin tractor work especially when the wife enjoys runnin them. That's my happy place when I'm on tractor.

Thanks Mike. It is really a solid tractor and a real workhorse. I find myself using the right side step more than I thought I would. Thanks for watching and commenting.

No I don’t think I’ve ever seen a neutral light come on. That would be nice. I know they use the same instrument panel on several models that have different lights and icons that don’t apply on some models. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You are welcome. Hopefully it will help things work a bit smoother. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for sharing that info. Some of those zerks are well hidden. Thanks for watching and commenting.

You are very welcome. I was a little worried about it as well. But so far, it's worked well. Good luck with your new tractor, you will love it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@Blue10AEMia glad you were able to escape without getting stung. They are definitely fast, I’ve been chased by them and that was not fun. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

Hi Paul, great feedback. I can definitely provide more information in future videos. I'm sure you are going to love your new CK3510se. It's a real workhorse and has more power than you might think for a smaller tractor. I really appreciate you watching the videos and taking time to comment. Good luck and thanks again.

Thank you, a bit lower would be better just don't want to get the blade in the dirt. Thanks for checking it out.

Good deal. Glad to share and hope you get good use out of them. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Totally agree. It's hard to beat the reliability of the MF manual clutch. It's been around for ages and is well proven. Thanks for checking it out and the great feedback.

Hey Mike, same thoughts here. I grew up with only having the manual and I know the longevity of it is well proven. Just worry about the cost if the electronic should have a problem. Hopefully it will last as well, since that's pretty much what most tractors have now days. Thanks for checking it out and have a good one.

Hi Will, totally agree with you. The features of the electronic are nice, but as I said in the video, a lot more pieces to fail. Seems like having a slip clutch on the implement may help, at least keeps from breaking shear pins on the abrupt starts. Like you said, if the electronic ever fails I would hate to see what the repair would cost. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

Totally agree about the manual engagement. That system has been around for many years and has always been very reliable. Sorry to hear about your troubles with the regens. I think it’s like a lot of others things in todays world. Too many electronic gadgets, sensors, emissions, safeties, etc. Just more stuff to break and cause headaches. I hope you are able to gets things squared away and get it back soon. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Good luck.

Sorry to rant...liked your video and good comparison of the two systems. I wish I had seen your video before I bought my CK3510. Might not have bought it. Most of my tractor work is with PTO driven equipment-tiller, mowers, post hole. I don't think the KIOTI is available with the clutch engagement and the HST. My NH TC33D had HST and clutch engagement. So I know they are available (or were 20 years ago) Thanks again for the good clear interesting video.

Yes, same with me, idle is best case. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Definitely agree with that. I love the Kioti and having the loader is nice, but when it comes to the old reliable, I put the MF at the top. I grew up on Massey's and they have always served me well. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

You are correct, I think the proper name is guards. You know how us old country guys have to come up with different names for everything. We also used them for cutting hay back in the day. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

Well, they really don't make a 7 ft model. They show a 3106, 3107 and 3108. Makes you think they are 6, 7 and 8 ft models. But on each model they come up a few inches short of the ft mark. Guess it's so close I just referred to it as 7 ft. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks Mike, it definitely made the operation much smoother. For only $9 it was well worth it. Rain was much welcomed, hoping to get more over the weekend. Have a good one and take care.

Thanks for sharing your tips. I will give those a try as well. I'm pretty sure these things are common to most brands of the hydrostatic tractors. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

Thanks, hope you guys are doing well. Good to here from you. Thanks for checking out the video. Take care and happy 4th of July.

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 Yessir, we’re doing great. Thanks for asking! Hope y’all are too!! Y’all have a great 4th!!

Awesome. Glad you were able to get her fixed up and I'm sure it will give you many years of good service. Like you said, it's a real workhorse and a great tractor. There are a lot of jobs that I prefer the ol MF-231 over my newer tractor. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting. Happy 4th of July.

Sounds good. Thanks for checking it out.

Thank you and thanks for watching.

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 oke bro

Nice. I usually back in with the 6 foot brush hog when it's dry near our ponds. We have a few moist spots, so this may be a good solution.

Thanks Mike. It definitely works well in those places you gotta reach out. Thanks for checking it out. Have a great weekend.

@@MikeOrazzi yes I often do the same thing and like you said every now and then you'll hit the wet spot and sink in. Having that extra reach with the sickle usually allows you to reach out and get those spots. Thanks for checking it out.

That works pretty slick, I’ve been thinking about getting one of these.

@@workinonitsteve it is definitely handy for the right application. Thanks for checking it out.

They are very handy for slopes, ditch banks, ponds, etc. Got lucky and found this one on marketplace for a good deal. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

The cost new is prohibitive, but a deal on a used one would be hard to pass up. The only ones I’ve seen locally are a skid steer, front end, hydraulic models (not sure I could get that to work on my machine?)

@@willhutchinson3242 totally agree. I would never have bought this one new, but got lucky and got it for basically half of a new one and it had only been used a few times. Keep a check on marketplace, that’s where I found this one.

Thanks, it is more handy than I thought it would be. Thanks for checking it out.

Very handy. Man this heat is rough. Add in no rain and it’s down right brutal. Thanks for checking it out.

Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.

@@backyardcountrylivin1514 my pleasure. I pick up my CK3520 Tuesday and I have learned a lot following your videos.

@@stephenshovlin1303 thank you. You are going to love it.

What’s up my friend. Well they always told me only difference between men and boys was the size (cost) of their toys. I’m guessing we are all falling in that category. Thanks for checking it out. Take care.

Yes, I agree. Another toy to make projects a little easier. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

Yeap, me too. What will they think of next? Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting. I'm with you on the tractor videos.

You are very welcome. I hope you like your ck3510se as much as I like mine. Mine has been a real workhorse and has save me tons of manual labor. Good luck with your service and thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting.

It really does make a huge difference, just getting your upper body out of the direct sun. Hope you get one soon. I think you had asked about the canopy sometime back in another video and that gave me the idea to do a separate video on them. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words. I’ve always enjoyed tractors and adding little things to make improvements. Thank you for watching and commenting.

It’s real close. MF has the advantage with Ag tires, gear transmission and it’s heavier. But Kioti is 4WD. I would have to give the edge to the MF. Gear transmission has more torque. Thanks for checking it out and commenting.

Hi Tony, good news is for the most part, I'm hearing that people are having little to no issues with the DPF and regens. I was talking to a farmer friend just this morning and he has a combination of tractors, combines and many other diesel engine equipment that all has DPF. A few pieces of his equipment have better than 4000 hours and are still on the original DPF filter. He did bring those into the dealership I think around 2000 hours and have the filters cleaned. He said it was around $400 per tractor. That did make me feel better knowing that hopefully these filters will last a long time. Thank you for watching the video and commenting.

Thats a great question. I haven't actually compared it. I'm thinking it's about the same, but I will take a closer look and compare the travel of the old one and see if I can give you a better answer.

Hey, thanks for getting back to me. I went ahead and just ordered one off eBay. The value I will get out of this, if it isn't the same as oem for any reason will likely be much more. I'm glad you shared this though. I've been having to move mine up and down a lot lately, cutting a new road, so this will be a game changer for sure.

@@tibs2059 Awesome, glad the video was helpful for you. Another thing, you may already have one, is a hydraulic top link. It is a game changer when doing box blade or land plane work.

Yes, I do have the Hydraulic Top Link and will never not have one moving forward. Big-time game charger, as you said for sure. My order just came and from top to bottom you get a total of 2.5 inches of movement with this part. More then anyone should ever need for there box blade. Thanks again for making this video. You are the only one that has done a video on this part and this is going to be another game charger for me. Good times and God bless!

Yes, I can't stand it. I have a few choice words every time I drive my wife's car. You know how it is these days, pay more, get less, and something or someone else wants to control what you do. Oh well. so much for me venting. Thanks for checking it out and good to here for you. Hope all is well with the new house, and I hope y'all are enjoying it.

Thanks Steve, I guess the more we move into the future, the less control we have with what these machines do and when they do it. I love my Kioti, but I'm definitely not getting rid of my older tractors. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks Mike. Hope you guys don’t see too many problems with it at the dealership. Thanks for checking it out. Take care.

Totally agree about all the crazy regulations these days. Who knows if these additives really work. Next thing you know they will outlaw all the older equipment that doesn’t have the EPA stuff on it. Thanks for checking out the video and commenting.

That’s great information. I will look and see if anyone has posted a DPF filter cleaning video. I have heard some of the farmers with the bigger tractors talk about the troubles with the DEF. Thank you for the input, watching and commenting.

Good deal. It sounds like most of them are pretty consistent and have had very few issues. Hopefully that continues for all of us. Thanks for watching and commenting.