Kioti Forestry Worker

[Northland]

check this out

Distributions Payeur Inc.

 

[wallace]

Cool but I make it eaiser...tell me how you want it and I will build it!

 

[Spider]

Like the idea, but I think delivery might be too awkward and expensive for me...

 

[BJN644]

Cool but I make it eaiser...tell me how you want it and I will build it!



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Rick,
Do you make a skid plate to protect the hydraulic filter on a CK 35 ?

 

[wallace]

I will put one on my lift tomorrow and let you know

 

[JoelD]

Hey Rick, that is some really really nice metal work.

Who's the tin knocker?

Joel

 

[wallace]

I did a lot of pointing fingers on where and what but the most credit goes to Roy one of my techs did all the welding and Matt one of my assemblers did all the prep and crap jobs such as grinding, bending, and cutting.

All and all it was a team effort.

 

[JoelD]

Really nice job, I've got to remember this when coming down next year to the cookout.

Always some kind of metal work job that needs to be done.

Thanks for the pictures, truly nice work, the guys should really take pride, fading art.

Joel

 

[twigpig]

Move over Orange County Choppers here comes Rick's Orange County Tractors. Well at least the tractors are orange. Rick you're going to have to bulk up some and go around the shop yelling at everybody when the cameras are on. Which one is Paulie and which is Mikey, Roy or Matt? You gonna chrome those plates and paint some flames on some cowlings?

 

[JoelD]

"Bulk up some"? You've obviously never seen Rick. The concrete floor in his shop already creeks when he walks around.

 

[Wayne County Hose]

I think Rick could take Paul out in a cage match.

Dang Rick, that is some nice fabricating. It looks more like a kit that is made for it.

 

[Northland]

Cool but I make it eaiser...tell me how you want it and I will build it!

Nice work Rick

I would buy a tractor from you if I lived closer to you.

I would like to see a CK20 decked out with the forestry ROPS and skid plates. Out of curiosity how much would it cost to add the canopy,Foresty ROPS and skid plates to a CK20 or other tractor?

 

[wallace]

I say about $2,500

 

[Highbeam]

A simple belly pan that protected the hydro filter and the loader controls on the CK30 series machines would be a seller I'd think. Especially that dang hydro filter that I've busted off twice.

 

[Northland]

There is a guy in Quebec, who is on TBN and on EBay, that sells skid-plates for Kubota BX23/24's as well as thumbs for their BH's. I think he does pretty well and seems to have a good product.

A CK20 with loader for $9999 + $2500 for the canopy, forestry ROPS and skidplates sounds like a great machine at a great price

I wonder if someone will steal my Kubota some day

 

[wallace]

A simple belly pan that protected the hydro filter and the loader controls on the CK30 series machines would be a seller I'd think. Especially that dang hydro filter that I've busted off twice.

I sat down with the designers of the CK series tractor and the first design was to perfect so I said we need to change things up a little in order to keep us Kioti dealers in business!

You know parts is where we make our money not sales

 

[debushau]

Nice tractor - both the Payeur and the Wallace version. What kind of plate did you use, 1/4 , 3/8?

 

[Northland]

I was driving home one night last week and noticed a used Kioti/Payeur tractor complete with the logging trailer in the the yard of a local equipment dealer.

I was shocked to see that all the way up here where I live so I pulled in and gave it the once over. It looks like a great unit. I have since driven by a few times since then and have been tempted to inquire as to the asking price but I don't want to start trying to justify buying it.

 

[RedRocker]

Here's my tromp through the woods version. There should be some more pix in the Kioti
pix section here. I do have a skid plate that covers the filter and vitals.

 

[JoelD]

Great picture, nice looking machine.

Thanks for sharing,
Joel