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KIOTI Tractor Expands Popular CK10SE Series Tractors

 
KIOTI Tractor, a division of Daedong-USA, Inc., expands its popular CK10SE Series with four new models available across North America. The new ROPS models—the CK3510SE, CK4010SE, CK3510SE HST and CK4010SE HST—join the CK3510SE HC and CK4010SE HC cab models introduced in 2017. All six models are ready to tackle the toughest tasks efficiently, while providing the operator an enjoyable workstation.
 
“The CK10SE Series gives customers a powerful, yet comfortable workhorse,” said Peter Dong-Kyun Kim, president and CEO of Daedong-USA, Inc. KIOTI Tractor Division. “These tractors are ready for any job; and with the versatility in model options, they are perfect for any user.”
 
Operators can choose the machine that best fits their unique needs from the CK10SE Series line-up, with engine gross horsepower options (34.9 hp or 39.6 hp), PTO options (28 hp to 34.9 hp) and synchronized shuttle or hydrostatic ROPS or hydrostatic cab models.
 
Three-cylinder, in-line vertical, water-cooled, fuel-efficient Daedong diesel engines power all six models. A wide range of features, including hydrostatic power steering, telescopic lower link and stabilizers, rear independent PTO, rear differential lock, mechanically actuated 4WD and rear dual remote valves with four ports are standard on all models. The CK10SE Series also features high ground clearance and three options for tires, helping tackle the toughest terrain.
 
For ease-of-use and efficiency, the HST models come with cruise control and linked pedal that reduce fuel consumption over long periods of use. The factory-installed cabin on the HC models features a panoramic view with standard A/C and heat, front and rear working lights and front and rear window wipers for operator comfort in all types of weather.
 
Source : Kioti

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