9mm. Pretty traditional K baffle construction. Recommend the silencersmithing section of silencertalk forum. Lots of good Q&A there & you can find details of my builds there - search same username CMV

@@cmvalentino I appreciate it brother and also with the quick response I've seen some solvent traps on some websites I think it's a stack of 6 k baffy with 1 stainless baffle they have the mouse holes just have to drill the initial hole but the size of it I didn't know if it was big enough for a 9 mm or 223. It's a 1.25 od I wasn't sure that would be large enough for a 9 mm or not it's sounded great from the video I've Js seen.. I seen a lot of pistols or now cone-shaped..nway I thank u for responding to me it was either the k baffles or the type of apples that screw onto each other without the tube is wat I've bn debating on

Yes it will ift/curl at same time. Just takes some practice with the joystick because you're moving diagonally instead of just straight forward/back, left/right.

@@cmvalentino Thank You!

They're pretty good dealer over all but haven't really needed them for service. Had to have them order me parts for things I broke due to operator error - like bush hog tailwheel fork because I didn't setup bush hog correctly and mangled it. I did 50 hr service myself so haven't really needed their service dept for anything other than ordering a part here & there. THE only issue I've had with the tractor as far as something breaking is the mirror mounts. They're welded onto very thin walled steel tube by the foot guards on each side. If you adjust the mirror with enough tension it isn't always working loose & moving, it can easily be too tight & not swing out of the way when you get too close to brush or pines or whatever. That was my case & ended up breaking the welds on both sides. My fault or the tractor's fault? probably some of both, but the mirror mounts are a weak point for sure

@@cmvalentino thanks for the response glad to hear things are good with the tractor

It was around $26 for just the tractor. People don't list prices because they're always different. Rebates, cash vs 0% finance, dealer-to-dealer difference, plus videos age so what I paid a few years ago doesn't mean it costs same today.

Still have it. No issues that weren't my fault (operator error).

Also....I shopped a lot of brands & a lot of dealers around here. Matthew at Reedy Creek was best by far.

@@cmvalentino went by reedy creek and got a price today. Can order one but I’ll have to wait till September or October before it will be here.

HST is just insanely simple :) I do mostly loader work so that's forward into pile, back out, move, position, dump, back away, back to pile, repeat. That and bush hogging are 95% of my work My land has a lot of rough spots so I vary speed constantly when bush hogging. So HST is just simpler and most efficient. Plus Mrs CMV can just jump on & go because minus the loader & 3-pt controls it's almost as simple as a basic riding mower to operate - at least just to move it from point A to B is that simple. I'm not sure, but I don't think this even comes with anything other than HST. DK and CK do, but not sure how no-stall. PTO cruise, linked pedals, etc would work without HST? Dunno, this is only one dealer had at time so I had nothing to compare to.

Just don’t tell your friends the name of your engine haha. I currently own an CK2510HST and thinking of the NX4510 but I agree their fantastic engines and not a better built or spec’d tractor on the market today

Gravity. Pretty sure every tractor out there is that way. Hydraulic downforce on the 3pt would destroy most imements.

No, there is a separate pedal adjust procedure in the manual (or maybe the service manual) to do what you are talking about. That dial adjusts how "soft" the HST takes off and stops. i.e. if you let off the forward pedal it can coast to a stop (extreme one way) or almost jerk to a stop (extreme other way). The pedals feel the same as far as foot pressure and engagement point, it's just how does the transmission response behave - fast, slow, in between

@@cmvalentino Much appreciate you taking the time to reply! Have you been happy with your purchase? I am considering the NX4510 or NX5010. Any videos of you doing loader work with your nx4510? Thanks

@@yellowmetaldriver1460 yep, it has been a good machine. No videos of the loader. The specs are pretty much spot on. With loaded rears and a 6' box blade it will still raise the rear tires. Very strong. I can lift an IBC tote with 300gal of water on pallet forks. Not to full height, but can lift and move it around. Consider how far out in front of pins that is and that shows the loader is no joke. It is not as smooth as a Kubota loader but close. It won't raise and uncurl like a Kubota. It does the motion but 2 movements at once like that slows it way down. Compared to Kubota of same size lifts higher, lifts more weight, but Kubota is a good 10% smoother.

@@cmvalentino much appreciate the detailed response!

Probably but would be under Daedong brand name. Kioti are only North America, Daedong rest of world.

Still a good machine. I've really had no problems with that weren't my fault. That mirror that I'm pointing out in the video....the bracket holding it broke at the weld so I had to move the mirror to other side. It's a thin wall tube so I didn't try to re-weld it. Did I smack the mirror on a tree branch or did the weld just fail? I can't say for sure either way, but that is ONLY issue I've had. No leaks, no engine issues, no accessories quit working. Has a pretty good warranty as well, so I say buy a Kioti with confidence.

Glad it was helpful. I'm not a fanboy & shopped all the brands with local dealers. In a nutshell, about same capability as a Kubota MX4800 and fairly close in price to that machine, but with all the extra features you'd get with a Grand L where the MX is a workhorse and doesn't include the extra upgrades. Not knocking Kubota or the MX - they're great, just feel like I got more for my money. Kubota loader is faster and smoother, especially when doing curl & raise at same time. Mine is a little stronger but Kubota really gets their loaders right and no one else is as good. Granted 45HP is overkill for most of what I do, but this machine is strong. Even with filled tires and a 6' box blade on the back, I'll get the rear wheels off the ground before I run out of loader lift strength. I can bush hog waist high weeds/grass in M full speed & no lack of PTO HP to do it. With teeth fully down on 72" box blade, it will literally shear a tooth before it anchors the tractor if I get hung up on a good enough rock or something & that's with R4 tires. Big enough rock and catch more than 1 ripper will anchor it, but in general it will PULL. It has the annoying habit of starting regen as soon as I pull up to fuel pump :) but otherwise I have no complaints about the T4 emission stuff. It pretty much does regen in the background and other than smell, might not even notice it's doing it. Like if you're bush hogging or tilling so engine speed is enough for 540 RPM @ PTO, if you don't see the light is on or smell the burn off, you won't realize you're in regen. Does it about every 35-40 hrs. Lastly, service was pretty easy and did it all myself. Finding some of the filters vs paying dealer price was probably hardest part...that & the big HST filter is installed by an 800lb gorilla and crazy tight, but simple enough to work on yourself overall.

@@cmvalentino awesome! Being I'm looking to have this machine for the foreseeable future I like the idea of being a bit more comfortable while doing the work. That linked pedal feature is a really nice deal especially with the loader being my main focus. Thanks again!

What tractor did you end up getting?

@@RiverRidge27 I actually ended up with the Kioti DK4710 Hst with a cab. Haven't looked back. It's done everything I've asked of it with no issues with the tractor itself. Had a couple minor issues with attachments (orings going bad) but that's it. I also found a really great dealer and that's been the best part for when I have had issues, the owner has always answered even when I've called on weekends. Find a good dealer and work a deal that makes sense for you. Mine was running a tractor and loader +trailer +5 attachment deal when I bought it. Got ballast filled tires, 3rd function valve and hookups (MUST HAVE), grapple, box blade, and bad boy rotary cutter. Traded the trailer for the cab since I use the cab everytime vs I still would not have used the trailer once in 2 years. Dealer now offers that trade up front when he runs the specials. I use the grapple more than anything. Got all those thing for around 42k. Which again, a Kubota or JD with all that would've been well above 60k

It's good. A little sun faded in spots from leaving outside too often. The hydraulic toplink (aftermarket and not part of the tractor) leaks down way too fast to use with a bush hog - still good for box blade and nice for all the angle changes needed there. Otherwise no real complaints. Seems to go in regen about every 35-40 hrs, but other than the smell, a lot of times you don't realize it's doing it. Nothing broke, no issues...at least not that are tractor's fault. I've done stupid stuff and broke things, but the machine itself is working like it should.

@@cmvalentino Thank you for the update! Appreciate!

It didn't really. Seemed like a good idea, but was very inconsistent. Low spots would flood, places the line was slightly elevated were dry. Then trying to reuse next year after taking up in the fall....lots of connections broke, holes don't line up with that year's plants, etc. I gave up on it & water with a hose & same pump from IBC totes. Uses a lot more water, but less frustration.

CMV bummer

Still have & no issues

$28k for everything except tiller. Bought it separately.

It looks great. Thank you

Good question. I don't remember them being an option but didn't specifically ask for them. Wish I would have - at times i would like to have.

Not really. A small issue with the HST if you hold the directional pedal about 90% depressed, but not all the way to floor. Dealer said known issue & easy fix, I just haven't arranged for it to go back to their shop to get fixed since it's a minor annoyance. Otherwise nothing broken, leaking, acting up.

Where do you live? That’s hard to believe they are more expensive then a Deere!!!

You are correct

Rikki lee what did you End up going with?

I wear it on my right hip, not mounted directly to tractor. Not comfortable since the seatbelt female part is right there too. But overall best place for combination of on and off tractor tasks