As Kioti Tractor, a division of Daedong-USA Inc., unveils 23 new Tier IV compliant tractor models, it announced the addition of the CK2510 model to the CK Series.

Built with a Daedong eco friendly diesel engine, the CK2510 tractor provides an environmentally friendly option for fans of the low-maintenance Kioti CK tractor series.

The CK2510 tractor is available with a two range manual or hydrostatic transmission. Outfitted with standard 4WD, dry single clutch and a category I 3-point hitch, the new tractor is packed with power. Along with an ultra-quiet, low vibration experience that is the trademark of the CK Series tractors, the CK2510 engine meets the strictest requirements for Tier IV compliance, while improving fuel efficiency and increasing output.

“Kioti’s CK series is renowned for its low maintenance and convenient features. Our new model, the CK2510 tractor, takes the CK tractor to a new level,” said Peter Dong-Kyun Kim, chief executive officer of Daedong-USA Inc., Kioti Tractor Division.

“By equipping our CK2510 tractor with Tier IV technology, our customers can be reassured they are receiving quality, convenience and power all wrapped into a compact package.”

Built with a 24.5 hp diesel engine, the CK2510 tractor includes hydrostatic power steering, rear PTO and wet multi disc brakes. Additionally, the new model features suspended brake and clutch pedals to maximize the operator platform for ease of movement.

The CK2510 tractor delivers rear PTO speeds of 540 rpm, as well as a 1,203-lb. (545.6 kg) lift capacity.

The CK2510 tractor can be augmented with the KL2510 front end loader and KB2465 backhoe.

For more information, call 877/GO-KIOTI or visit www.Kioti.com.

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