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Originally Posted by JayC
They were at an ag show last summer by MSU. First time I got to see some Kiotis in person. The CK20 felt more cramped to me than I thought it would. The CK20 they had there had a front blade setup they fabricated for it. Looked pretty slick if you needed something like that.
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The seat on the CK20 is fully adjustable. Unlike some of the competition this seat is a suspension seat and can be moved back or close up. The suspension feature is fully adjustable for a person's weight also so you can take lots of bumps out of the ride and rest that back.
I bought a CK20 (s) from Michigan Iron and am a very happy customer because not only did they deliver it to me (and I live over 230 miles away from their Central Michigan location) but they set my unit up with the utmost of care. They installed a backhoe and FEL with skill and care. All of the hydraulic plumbing was neat as a pin and without a leak. Every grease zerk had been greased. I asked for hooks to be installed on the FEL bucket. They went the extra mile there also by including gusset plates welded at hook locations to strengthen the bucket. This was my first tractor and they took time to explain things to me thoroughly.
That was back in February. In the meantime, I have put the ck-20 (s) to the test and it now has 100 hours on it and that includes heavy snow removal and stump removal non stop. It came here to work and work it has performed exceeding my every expectation.
So, I hope anybody out there in Michigan looking for a Kioti tractor will give the crew at Michigan Iron a call. I know there are not many Kioti dealers in Michigan but not to worry. These guys have you and the rest of the state covered.
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