Popped a bladder seal on a loader lift ram

[coobie]

No nasty remarks here.

I am amazed how many folks get BUTT hurt with true comments..

 

[MinnesotaEric]

No nasty remarks here.

I appreciate your attempt to post a link, but that link did not work on my iMac using Safari or Firefox web browers. Other people's links did work. That said you and I both know that your follow-up remark was intended to be derogatory.

and Coobie is ever quick to pile on.

 

[coobie]

I appreciate your attempt to post a link, but that link did not work on my iMac using Safari or Firefox web browers. Other people's links did work. That said you and I both know that your follow-up remark was intended to be derogatory.

and Coobie is ever quick to pile on.

Now lets get this straight.You buy a new Kioti tractor and start posting youtube videos of your modifications and tearing it apart and use it like a BULLDOZER and wonder WHY Kioti will not work with you on warranty issues? Maybe you think you are much smarter than the Kioti engineers who designed the tractor? Suck it up and quit your crying Mr.butt hurt.Order the parts that you stated were NOT available by Kioti (your typical dig)and move on.If thats piling on sorry your little feelers were so hurt..

 

[RickB]

Now lets get this straight.You buy a new Kioti tractor and start posting youtube videos of your modifications and tearing it apart and use it like a BULLDOZER and wonder WHY Kioti will not work with you on warranty issues? Maybe you think you are much smarter than the Kioti engineers who designed the tractor? Suck it up and quit your crying Mr.butt hurt.Order your parts that you stated were NOT available by Kioti (your typical dig)and move on.If thats piling on sorry your little feelers were so hurt..

Well I can’t say I disagree....

 

[mopardude318]

how about lets be gentlemen and move on...

 

[rustyshakelford]

Now lets get this straight.You buy a new Kioti tractor and start posting youtube videos of your modifications and tearing it apart and use it like a BULLDOZER and wonder WHY Kioti will not work with you on warranty issues? Maybe you think you are much smarter than the Kioti engineers who designed the tractor? Suck it up and quit your crying Mr.butt hurt.Order the parts that you stated were NOT available by Kioti (your typical dig)and move on.If thats piling on sorry your little feelers were so hurt..

I’d say he’s smarter than the kioti engineers for sure. Instead of them jacking with a warranty they should’ve been supportive of him due to all the positive things he has done with his tractor. He has shown how tough these tractors can be.

When I was shopping for a grapple or box blade I figured if Eric can’t tear it up than it’ll work for me

Brett

 

[coobie]

I’d say he’s smarter than the kioti engineers for sure. Instead of them jacking with a warranty they should’ve been supportive of him due to all the positive things he has done with his tractor. He has shown how tough these tractors can be.

When I was shopping for a grapple or box blade I figured if Eric can’t tear it up than it’ll work for me

Brett

Maybe he should consider putting his application in for Kioti eng. dept.Then he can destroy stuff and get paid for it.LOL..

 

[meanstreak]

Likely because it is cold in Minnesota, I popped a bladder seal on a lifting ram my KL6010 loader. I strongly suspect the loader was originally made by Quicke, a German company, since the loader features German metric hydraulic fasteners.

At any-rate, since Kioti doesn't offer replacement seals, I'll bring the ram over to one of my machine shop for installing a new piston seal, bladder seal and dust seal because they can machine the innards if necessary to get something to work.

Years ago I had a similar problem with my tc45d, switched over to f100 hydraulic fluid, it was an all season fluid and the hydraulics were so much faster.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Now lets get this straight.You buy a new Kioti tractor and start posting youtube videos of your modifications and tearing it apart and use it like a BULLDOZER and wonder WHY Kioti will not work with you on warranty issues? Maybe you think you are much smarter than the Kioti engineers who designed the tractor? Suck it up and quit your crying Mr.butt hurt.Order the parts that you stated were NOT available by Kioti (your typical dig)and move on.If thats piling on sorry your little feelers were so hurt..

I took apart the cab to add my third function, something that my dealer said they didn't know how to do.

I never used it as a bulldozer. You keep saying I did, but I didn't. You can see that I'm not dozering in the video. I bolted a 72" BXpanded Piranha tooth bar up to the bucket of my Kioti NX6010, put the loader into float, and banged down brush that is so easy to knock down, that I had used my lawn mower on it. The Piranha tooth bar is a serrated, sharp bar that is designed to shear brushy material off at the ground, it doesn't push. It isn't a root rake. After taking brush down by hand, I was deeply amused to video trying the Piranha tooth bar out clearing brush, but the tool isn't very effective at brush clearing and I suggest using a rotary cutter.!

You can find out more about the Piranha Tooth Bar at BXpanded Piranha Toothbar

If Kioti voids a warranty over a using a paraha tooth bar, then we should recognize that 60hp Kiotis intended to be sold as utility tractors aren't even as robust as a Kubota BX25 Sub compact tractor. The action in the video below performed by Kubota's smallest tractor will void the entire warranty on a Kioti. Be forwarned!

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Maybe he should consider putting his application in for Kioti eng. dept.Then he can destroy stuff and get paid for it.LOL..

If an electrical connector breaks in summer weather when beging disconnected, then one can make note that Kioti could make a better end-product by using Delphi metiwetherpac electric connectors, which are the best in the business. If the clean-out screen hits the bolts of the AC condensor low-side, when there is space to move the condensor at the factory, then maybe Kioti would be interested in knowing this.

Why?

Because the engineers that designed this machine work for a pile of different companies, and not all are working with the process engineers that built and work on the assembly line. The best practice is to gather customer feedback who notice stuff out in the field. I mean you're litterally saying that making a video like the one below is bad, when in point of fact, I'm making a helpful suggestion. Take a look.