Tool Box Mounting options on a Kioti

[Mike Gibson]

Since I had to replace my CK27 after a fire, The CK3510 has the fuel tank in the rear so I decided to place both toolboxes on the loader arms. The brackets fit snug enough on the arms with rubber underneath I don't need to bolt them on. The arms are well inside the width of the machine so I don't have to worry about scraping them off on something. One holds tools, the other has chain, lifting hooks and other hardware. The hardest thing is remembering which side has tools and which has chains.

First picture shows the front of the box.



Second one shows both boxes as they sit on the arms. The third shows a back view.

 

[dragoneggs]

Since I had to replace my CK27 after a fire, The CK3510 has the fuel tank in the rear so I decided to place both toolboxes on the loader arms. The brackets fit snug enough on the arms with rubber underneath I don't need to bolt them on. The arms are well inside the width of the machine so I don't have to worry about scraping them off on something. One holds tools, the other has chain, lifting hooks and other hardware. The hardest thing is remembering shich side has tools and which has chains.

First picture shows the front of the box.

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Second one shows both boxes as they sit on the arms. The third shows a back view.

Just remember ‘right tool’ for the job. And then make sure you put the chains on the driver’s side. Ha ha!

 

[Mike Gibson]

Just remember ‘right tool’ for the job. And then make sure you put the chains on the driver’s side. Ha ha!

I put the tools on the right side and should have put them on the left as that's the side I'm using to getting on & off the tractor on.

 

[Threepoint]

I put the tools on the right side and should have put them on the left as that's the side I'm using to getting on & off the tractor on.

Mike, or you can just add a step on the right side. :laughing:

I actually did that on my CK3510SE, and it's surprising how much more convenient it is if I'm up against a tree, or alongside a ditch or a deep puddle and need to get off on that side. The part's not cheap tho. I think it was a bit under $100.

 

[Mike Gibson]

I try to avoid that side if I'm getting off or on while it's running. Always afraid I'll clumsily step on a go pedal by mistake.

 

[appleo]

On my ck 4010 it had 2 brackets sticking up on top of the fuel tank. I mounted perforated angle to the brackets then mounted my tool box to the angle. It didn't affect the rops and has served me well.View attachment 500812View attachment 500813View attachment 500814View attachment 500815

looks like my old ford 8n red rear fender toolbox

 

[John Skull]

Here's how I mounted an ammo box on my CK2610. Plenty of room to remove the fuel cap.

 

[mpsmith60]

Since I had to replace my CK27 after a fire, The CK3510 has the fuel tank in the rear so I decided to place both toolboxes on the loader arms. The brackets fit snug enough on the arms with rubber underneath I don't need to bolt them on. The arms are well inside the width of the machine so I don't have to worry about scraping them off on something. One holds tools, the other has chain, lifting hooks and other hardware. The hardest thing is remembering which side has tools and which has chains.

First picture shows the front of the box.

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Second one shows both boxes as they sit on the arms. The third shows a back view.

Now that's a lot of tool storage, but I'm sure you have to make sure to latch the lids before raising your FEL all the way up! I have two ammo cans mounted on the FEL towers and two more mounted on the ROPS over the fenders.

 

[Mike Gibson]

Now that's a lot of tool storage, but I'm sure you have to make sure to latch the lids before raising your FEL all the way up! I have two ammo cans mounted on the FEL towers and two more mounted on the ROPS over the fenders.

One box is for chain sling, shackles, hitch pins etc. The other is for tools. I use those fold over hitch pins to lock the lids down. After dumping out the chains & rigging stuff once I learned to latch the lids each time I open one.

 

[i7win7]

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...24585-backup-mirror-2004-bx23.html?highlight=

Post #2 is how I mounted ammo boxes, mirrors and hanger for baby sledge.