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Read articles →This is an owner's first-use review of an aftermarket Tomahawk stump bucket on a Kioti CK2610, not a factory implement demo. It covers unboxing, quick-attach fit, exact dimensions (cutting edge, plate thickness, tooth width), weight versus the stock 66-inch bucket, pricing and shipping cost from October 2022, a comparison to an Artisan bucket on a John Deere 2038R, then actual stump-pulling on small brush. Best for buyers comparing stump bucket brands and specs before purchasing.
An individual CK2610 owner testing an implement on his own property, sharing hands-on impressions rather than a dealer or sponsored pitch.
The Tomahawk is listed at 175 pounds, which is lighter than the stock 66 inch bucket that came on the CK2610.
About 38 inches from cutting edge to the quick attach plate, 17 inches tall, 13.5 inch wide cutting edge, with 7/8 inch teeth and 5/8 inch cutting edge plate.
The Artisan is shorter at 24 inches with a 9 inch cutting edge, suited to the 2038R's lower breakout force, while the longer Tomahawk fits the CK2610's higher breakout force.
Small trees and bushes came out on the first try effortlessly, leaving only a couple inches of ground damage, though it took some learning with technique.
