Difference between Kioti LK, DK and CK series?

[Coyote machine]

Now I do, if I were to reference that time, but it's not worth the aggravation. Thought you could just say when it was without all the BS, for other's collective knowledge.:confused3:

 

[murphy1244]

What BS? :confused3:

 

[IslandTractor]

What BS? :confused3:

There's no BS on TBN, what could he be talking about????

 

[murphy1244]

There's no BS on TBN, what could he be talking about????

Maybe a Forum on a different Blog?

 

[Coyote machine]

This: "CM, years ago there was a imported copy of the DK series and I kept it. You actually were the one complaining about Copyright Law. Remember?"

The BS above, why not just say when/where you got the manuals....that is what I asked for.

 

[murphy1244]

This: "CM, years ago there was a imported copy of the DK series and I kept it. You actually were the one complaining about Copyright Law. Remember?"

The BS above, why not just say when/where you got the manuals....that is what I asked for.

Cause I was trying to jog your memory and that was what happened. Well, It worked. And your Right! It was crap then and its BS now.:thumbsup:

 

[IslandTractor]

This: "CM, years ago there was a imported copy of the DK series and I kept it. You actually were the one complaining about Copyright Law. Remember?"

The BS above, why not just say when/where you got the manuals....that is what I asked for.

He didn't want to BS you. BSing is outlawed on TBN. He could get his wrist slapped or worse, they might take away his joystick knob.

 

[ritcheyvs]

Paul, Local dealers can be excellent or not so much. It may pay off to locate a very good dealer within trailering distance in case you really need one some day. But there are also several excellent Kioti dealers who participate on this list who can provide parts and tech literature support bu mail order. Michigan Iron Equipment (MIE) comes to mind but there are others.

 

[IslandTractor]

It was crap then and its BS now.:thumbsup:

Reminds me of a wonderful monologue by George Carlin about how much "stuff" we Americans have and how we have trouble storing it. His punch line (talking about needing to deal with other people's stuff) was: Your stuff is crap and my crap is stuff.

 

[murphy1244]

Reminds me of a wonderful monologue by George Carlin about how much "stuff" we Americans have and how we have trouble storing it. His punch line (talking about needing to deal with other people's stuff) was: Your stuff is crap and my crap is stuff.

Was that class clown?