Kioti CS2520S 50 Hour Oil Change

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[@designitright]

Great video on performing an oil change. Have you had any issues with your 3 point hydraulics settling while you use your tractor or any other problems? I have read that some people stated that if you had an implement on the back and raised up that it will naturally want to lower itself?? I was also comparing the CS2520 to the CX2510 and wanted to get your thoughts? I only have 2.3 acres and will be using a belly mower quite a bit to mow my lawn. I will also be using the bucket for gravel/dirt work. I was concerned with the overall weight of the CX vs the CS. I will check out some of your other videos to see how you use yours.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Thanks! I haven’t noticed the 3 point lowering while it’s running but all the hydraulics will definitely lower when you shut it off including the mid mount and 3 point, that’s something my Kubota m6060 doesn’t do hardly at all but the Kioti has always done it, a buddy of mine has the Kubota bx23s and it settles also when it’s off, as far as the CS vs CX it depends on your yard if it’s soft a lot of the time or stays wet may want to go with the lighter machine or if you have tighter spaces and not wide open area the smaller machine will maneuver better but the little larger Cx may be a bit more comfortable and possibly more stable if you have hills to mow, I got the cs because I wanted to be able to mow the front yard and not leave any footprint plus mow the horse pastures up and down and steep sideways, which was a bit scary on the zero turn, plus if I decided to do some side jobs it will fit through a 48” gate opening to do loader work and not much wider you can get the backhoe through, but obviously if you were going to mow the gate would have to be a bit over 60” but that’s just my take on it, hope that helped, if you have anymore questions feel free to ask

[@jamessheehan173]

Hope you made it back safe from picking up your new toy.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Great to see you at the show, yeah We made it back without any troubles, about 11:45PM

[@designitright]

I just ordered the CS2520 so looking forward to trying it out once it arrives. One thing I forgot to ask you was the ground clearance. At 6.4 " that is not very much clearance. Has this been an issue for you? I did order a hydraulic guard to protect the filter as I noticed it was pretty low to the ground.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

The clearance has not been an issue at all but I also have to keep in mind that it is not a mud machine, but for everyday use mowing, using the loader, backhoe, etc has not been any problem. If a person were to take it mudding you definitely would be finding the limits to the ground clearance fast, but also keep in mind the more ground clearance you have the higher the center of gravity, and for mowing my side hills would not be good. I also got a guard from broken anvil but it covers the hydro cooling fan and the filter, video on that coming soon

[@donaldmoore3857]

Will you posting the other 50 hour maintenance videos soon?

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Yup I am working on them

[@donaldmoore3857]

Awesome 😊