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Jim forgive me but you said “ in M it bogs down if I don’t let up on the pedal”. This would imply you had it pressed pretty far forward…which is incorrect use If you need to get up a hill. I do apologize for discussing this is if is not useful to you, but this is why a few of us posted about...

Can you provide a more complete list of the tasks you wish to use the tractor and implements with over the next few years.

HST has more torque the less you press on the pedal. It isn’t like a car. Also keep rpm high and slightly depress the pedal forward in M for max torque. Do not floor it.

You are not going to get more perceived power for a non PTO driven implement with a HST tractor. If it was a mower the answer is yes. For a scraper or blade, no. If the gain of power was the only reason you were going to remove the loader then don’t do it. Can I ask why you feel you need...

Well it sure looks mean! Good luck with the testing. Mine looks like Pac-Man and chomps slash just like the game lol.

I don’t have any direct experience with this, and I am sure it lengthens your overall PTO connection. However given your shoulder circumstances I wonder if it might be a better option. Not cheap either. https://tractorptolink.com/ Looks like they don’t actually have one that fits a B series...

Totally agree. Teachers these days need to focus on teaching basics (Math, English, etc) more thoroughly and the school should invest more in discipline for misbehaving kids than coddling them.

So what was your point, and how is it relevant to the OP’s initial question.

There is a huge weight difference between a L and BX series machine. If that scraper is engaging any hard packed ground your tractor will loose traction and the wheels will spin...or the scraper blades will just bounce over the ground. You just don't have enough weight to pull it when there is...

So you don't have a tractor with a DPF, you have no operating knowledge using one with a regen cycle, but you are on this thread and choose to issue corrections to people posting comments that own and operate them?

Lift is usually matched to the machine with Kubota. They don't allow the FELs to lift unsafe loads. L2501 weights 2400 ish lbs. DK4210 weights 4000...these aren't even in the same class of machine. Sorry but they cannot be compared. The CK4010 HST weighs 2900....which is quite a bit...

Have you ever owned a tractor with a DPF?

Sorry for your family's loss Skeet. It can end so quickly. Years ago my grandfather was hospitalized out of the blue for fatigue and some swelling around his heart. It had been a month since I spoke with him. He never woke up and died after a week in the hospital so I didn't get to say...

Parts availability? Dealer support? My local Kioti dealer also sells TYM, LS, and used cars. No thanks. Make sure you have a dealer that has been selling Kioti exclusively for over a decade. My Kubota dealer has been in business for 30 years. Thanks, Ill stick with what I know will work...

You can always try and have the dealer remove it before delivery. If you are taking the loader off all the time, it might be worth the trouble. If not, then go standard and just uncouple them as needed.

I was in BassPro in Dallas, TX last week and they were pretty stocked on all ammo. However they were still trying to sell Winchester green tip junk for almost $1 a round….kick rocks.

Ouch…sometimes ”friends” aren’t a good thing. Price of steel is jumping every week or so. Sounds like you are paying $4800 Or $500 to get nothing. Sucks.

How did you not know the price of something before it was delivered to you? That FEL should have been on the purchase contract if you were getting it with the machine purchase. You really don't have much recourse to negotiate...they can sell that FEL to someone else in a couple of days. The...

My F250 stays in the garage.

I bury the stumps but I have a nice backhoe to make holes! You can burn them…but if you are in fire country like me it is illegal (they burn for days/weeks). Almost nothing else you can do with stumps. They are covered in dirt, tough (dull chainsaw blades quick, can’t chip them, etc).