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What do you think about the 6arc

Loader lifting capacity is measured at max lift. Kubota L series lifts higher then the b series. Loader strength gets weaker the higher it goes. L lifts more at the b’s max height. Heard comparable kioti doesn’t lift as high as the Kubota L and the lift capacity is slightly skewed because of this. Course Im not too familiar with kioti, Im sure its a great machine nonetheless. Great video

The 6.8 is just about dead. No ammo anywhere

I bought the CK2620SE wCab for much of the same reasons. Great comparison.

5:00 as someone who has taken a Korean taxi going 150-160 kmh across 5 lanes of traffic..... I can confirm Korea makes reliable automobiles

6.8 spc being held back due to ammo when new hotter ammo watch out

Kudos to your son! Nice camera work. Also, liked the video but please watch the little ones when working with Tractors. I'm sure you do, but I even make my dog stay in house, can't be too careful.

You get what you pay for just saying. Kubota all day long no brainer

“I don’t need to show ya.” Is what I wish more videos were.

That's so lovely. Thank you brother

This interviewer is an idiot.

#Ephesians 2:8-9

You're a legend.

Great video, I’ve got the same EDC Olight flashlight... how’d I live without it!?

Yes.

How many rear hydraulics do you have to have to run the side shift and tilt?

Is it the same as a honda recon?

i have heard 6.5 grendel does pretty good out of a short barrel like 12". not 100% sure on this but I want to say the 12" 6.5 grendel is similar in lb/ft of energy at the same distances to 7.63x39 in a 16" ak. once again dont quote me on that but Im pretty sure.

Constitutional Carry dream, 6.8mm spc2 beltmag sbr or 6.5mm Grendel 10.5", mag❤

❤John 3,16 ❤

You saved me $900 Thank you. Easy fix

What is a water moccasin?

Your pond looks like mine. Ive got so many lily pads I can walk across my pond without getting my feet wet. To many years of cow manure seeping into the water. Getting ready to drain, dredge and expand it to three acres.

Hydraulics: 400lbs; on paper. That doesn't say it's actually 400lbs more when running hydraulics. Especially when running the pto combined with steering and running the front of rear loader. When running a loader; it's all about ergonomics. And bring able to find the sweet spot so you can put the front loader down AND keep the pallet fork/bucket level. Running both horizontal and vertical hydraulic lines combined. That's what's about. And I don't see you keeping your grappel level when lifting your loader.

Torque has NOTHING to do with cubic inches... I've studied motor engineering, trust me, I know.

If you haven’t already, add the third function valve kit, it’s just easier, and quicker to use.

Once you try a Backhoe, you’ll want to have a Backhoe. Had a Kubota HST1700 for years, a great little machine. I always wished I had a Backhoe after I saw my neighbour using his Kubota with a Backhoe. I bought my Kioti CK4010 in 2020. No problems with the DPF so far. Hopefully I don’t, dealer says they are not getting any complaints about them. The only warning is, run the machine, operate around 1800+ RPM’s.

My understanding is the flail mowers take even more PTO power to run

Best review and comparison of the middle weights … 🍻

Sounds like Sid should be paying you a commission! Ha. I have the same tractor and agree with you 100%. I wish I had a grapple. Might be my next upgrade.

It's a great tiller, well engineered and built. I have one a size up from this and love it. Had to have a mechanic fix something when I ran over something way too solid. He commented on the quality and excellent design build. Would buy one again. Sure seems like this size taxes your tractor. I'm glad for hydrostatic drive after watching this video. Would never go back to anything other than full hydrostatic.

I think since 2020 the discussion has been more about 6 arc and 6.5 Creedmoor. Neither 6.8 SPC nor 6.5 Grendel are really relevant these days. 224 Valkyrie largely beats both of these cartridges out in adoption, and is based off of the 6.8 SPC case.

Great review!

Great video! Thanks!

This is the most informative 6.8 SPC video I’ve seen. Great job. I’ve been preaching the same thing since I picked this round up. Both are not meant for shooting game at long range, and at hunting ranges the 6.8 is superior. Too often people are touting ballistics for the 6.5 Grendel from much longer barrels than the ballistics printed for the 6.8 SPC. That combined with Remington botching the chamber and downloading ammo to make that chamber safe for release hamstrung the 6.8 SPC. The Spec ll chamber fixed that and allows high velocity and fixed the chamber pressure issue. The 6.8 also comes factory loaded in many more high quality hunting rounds from 85 grain to 120 grains. TSX, TTSX, Accubond, Sierra Pro Hunter, SST, VMAX, TREX, ETIP, Gold Dot, come to mind pretty fast and I’m sure I left some out, but all of those can be found commercially loaded for the 6.8 SPC. Great video.

I went with Kubota and had them put the third function and the hydraulic top link.

Is this it ? The ones in your video is Manufacturer #: D556N9 (50 rounds ) they make few different ones

Not sure what hits harder, the 77 grain TMK. Or the stack of cash you had to spend to acquire it at 1.35 a round..

Did you calibrate the bucket?

Thank you so much for this!!! just bought mobile home myself, which really needs to be leveled.

Do you do this kind of work for hire

Just splitting hairs. They both do the same thing. 6.8 spc is going and 6.5 grendel has a ton of support. Sometimes the good (favorite)ones just get away, like that high school sweetheart. When it comes to guns and ammo……just go with the flow…..it’s what the gun stores will stock.

Elk Round?!?! Holy S...

Best UPS package ever.. jelly

Doing your own homework can be a huge advantage, I know when my dad bought his 1025 there was a $1500 difference between one dealer to the next just 40 mins away. The cheaper dealership threw in a ballast box too, so say $2000 difference between a 40 min drive. Well worth the homework and time. Kioti does make some nice machines I just can't understand their size models, like Deere is easy 1-series , to 2-series to 3-series and on, Kubota has the bx, b, lx, l, mx, m and on but kioti cx, cs, dx, ns and on I've watched many of videos and feel like some are so close in weight and capabilities why they make it that way? I will say with that loader capabilities I would definitely get the back tires filled, easily add 400+/- lbs to each tire and makes a huge difference. I have a Kubota l3940 cab and could never separate with it being one of the last year with the extra diesel crap but I'ld like to get a smaller machine to go into the woods and such, I usually use the ATV but it has serious limitations compared to a tractor. I was thinking b series but been trying to look into kioti but can't quite get a grasp on their models yet.

I prefer the sierra 77g otm from black hills. With my LWRCI IC DI 16.1" I'm able to achieve right at 1moa while the 77g TMK I get around 1.3-1.5moa.

I’m surprised your research didn’t find the TYM T-25. Another great S Korean tractor.

Thank you! Simple, efficient, effective, and cheap. Love it.

I do agree that the 6.8 is a better performer at 400 yds and in. Harvested plenty of deer and hogs with this round and have no complaints. Druid Hill Armory loads up some very good 6.8 ammo that pushes the cartridge a little faster than the factory ammo leveling the playing field even more.

So what you are saying is the more surface area, the more speed down the barrel. Then the fact that the 6mm arc with very similar case capacity, which out performs both 6.8 and 6.5 in every way is confusing.