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I just tested them both. They are totally different machines. Kioti is more sensitive at the controls for sure. That’s because the hydraulic system is more powerful. SVL75-3 puts out 19.2/27.8 while Kioti puts out 21.9/34. But some key differences. Kioti has a feature where you can dial in the exact flow rate on both high and low hydraulic flows. Kubota just gives you ranges. Kioti comes with hydraulic loader arm disconnects whereas Kubota charges extra for that feature. The Kioti seems beefier to me. I can’t explain it. You have to just go see one in person. The front of the machine just has more steel and things seem better protected and beefed up. Dimensions are 1 inch wider and 4.5 inches longer than the Kubota. Kioti lifts 11 inches higher. Kubota has about 500 lbs more of tipping load. Both doors open the same but Kioti narrows at the bottom. I prefer Kubotas door for that reason but that’s splitting hairs. The Kioti door was easier to close from inside the cab in my opinion. Kioti has a few more chain down holds in the front of the machine welded to the frame so you can chain down to the loader arms or the frame. Another key difference is the Kubota cab lift up in one piece. Kioti has an open floor that’s sealed to the frame with double weather seals. They did this because the joy sticks stay attached to the frame while the cab lifts up. This makes repairs easier and cheaper by not having hydraulic lines feed through a pivot to the joysticks. They just come straight up from the valve pump assembly directly underneath the cab. I think visibility from inside the cab was about the same. Rear vis on both suck so both have backup cameras. Both have advantages. Kubota can has less chance of dirt getting in the cab but with Kioti’s weather sealing job I don’t know. They may be equal. I noticed the SVL75-2 had a thick plastic base that the cab sealed against around the open cab floor. Kioti’s seal against the steel chassis so it may seal better than the SVL75-2. Both sounded the same as far as noise. I’d need a decibel meter to tell the difference. So again. I would say they are both good machines with pluses and minuses for both. But they are totally different. Different frames. Different lift arms. Different cabs. Different engines and engine layouts. Just similar colored paint. Like Case and Cat.

No its a Hyundai machine, joint

You must be kidding?

@@northeasterndirtandpropert7974 I saw a Hyundai skidsteer on UA-cam a few weeks ago and it was exactly like the Kioti. EXACTLY, just black and yellow.

@@rontopping2048 kinda rude man. I don’t understand the hostility towards me. I never claimed to be a skid steer expert. I have a backhoe and a Case 450 Loader Crawler. On my Case, the primary hydraulics just power my tracks/final drive. My auxiliary powers my FEL and attachments. From what I understand, on skid steers, the primary powers your tracks and FEL and the auxiliary powers your external attachment via high flow or low flow ports. Doesn’t matter regardless. The Kioti felt more powerful in the tracks and the loader. I didn’t get a chance to run any attachments but the hydraulic flow is significantly more than the Kubota. That would seem to me like it has a more powerful hydraulic pump. If I’m wrong, who cares? Thanks for the gaming advice but I don’t play video games. The day I have time to do that, my life will have improved greatly. I’m active duty and I work a second job in the evenings and on the weekends running my own mobile welding truck, backhoe, and dozer. I work hard just trying to make ends meet man. I’d rather be playing with my kids on my weekends but I can’t in this horrible economy. Just sharing my experiences to help others. As a 42 year old NCO and war veteran just trying to make it like everyone else, I don’t need someone talking to me like I’m a child. I wouldn’t talk to you like that. I have no idea who you are and I know nothing about you. And you know nothing about except what I just told you.

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Hope have high flow soon

Joshua Hartle from fb.

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