2014 KIOTI DK55 Good Deal?

[Coyote machine]

Original date of sale, NOT secondary sale date, which is what you would be buying. So if six months remained on the 4 year warranty, you'd get that ONLY. Check out Kioti's web site for detailed warranty data, on machines sold at that time, 2012. The warranty details change from time to time so make sure you get the relevant details.
Date you may purchase it on is irrelevant, EXCEPT for remaining warranty period, ASSUMING it's transferrable. See above about checking web site data.

 

[HEPAman]

Coyote machine, understood. That's why I'm hoping the original owner purchased it in 2014 and it's transferable, that would give me until 2018. Maybe that's why they're calling it a 2014 tractor?
I will get further details.

Thanks

 

[Coyote machine]

HEPAman,
No problem. They're probably calling it a 2014 since the original owner bought it then. We know it's a 2012 model, sold in 2014, so effectively the warranty began on date of sale to first retail buyer.

Here's the link to the most recent TRANSFERRABLE Kioti tractor warranty.

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BTW, it's NOT forbidden, it will link....

 

[HEPAman]

Just got a response from Kioti (pretty quick). They confirmed the warranty is transferable and does begin on the date of sale.
Will probably go see the tractor Wednesday.

 

[dirtymartini]

Well....did you bring it home?

 

[HEPAman]

Put a deposit on it, hopefully get it home withinin the next week or two. Heading to Indiana right now, to visit my son.

The tractor is very clean! Previous owner was an older gentleman (I should talk) that used it to push snow. He decided after last winter, he needed a cab Talked to the original selling dealership, all scheduled maintenance was performed, as well as a factory update for hard gear shifting(?). Of course he tried selling me a new machine over the phone. I figure the money I'm saving will go toward stuff I need (want!) BH, TNT, grapple, tiller, box blade, new rotary cutter, and so on...
I know I'm not saving that much $$$...

Now I need to find someone to truck it up here. My neighbor was to help me, but as fate would have it, his truck developed issues yesterday. I don’t trust my old F250 pulling 8k lbs 400 miles.

May give "Uship.com" a try, anybody use this service?

 

[TJP89]

Put a deposit on it, hopefully get it home withinin the next week or two. Heading to Indiana right now, to visit my son.

The tractor is very clean! Previous owner was an older gentleman (I should talk) that used it to push snow. He decided after last winter, he needed a cab Talked to the original selling dealership, all scheduled maintenance was performed, as well as a factory update for hard gear shifting(?). Of course he tried selling me a new machine over the phone. I figure the money I'm saving will go toward stuff I need (want!) BH, TNT, grapple, tiller, box blade, new rotary cutter, and so on...
I know I'm not saving that much $$$...

Now I need to find someone to truck it up here. My neighbor was to help me, but as fate would have it, his truck developed issues yesterday. I don’t trust my old F250 pulling 8k lbs 400 miles.

May give "Uship.com" a try, anybody use this service?

I know a member here (Eric the Oracle) pulls his NX6010 Cab HST with all features, loaded tires, and brushhog with his F150 up and down MN, I think the total is about 10,000lbs. Unless your 250 has major problems, I wouldn't worry about it. I wouldn't hesitate to haul it with my suburban, which I believe has less capacity then your truck.

 

[dirtymartini]

Put a deposit on it, hopefully get it home withinin the next week or two. Heading to Indiana right now, to visit my son.

The tractor is very clean! Previous owner was an older gentleman (I should talk) that used it to push snow. He decided after last winter, he needed a cab Talked to the original selling dealership, all scheduled maintenance was performed, as well as a factory update for hard gear shifting(?). Of course he tried selling me a new machine over the phone. I figure the money I'm saving will go toward stuff I need (want!) BH, TNT, grapple, tiller, box blade, new rotary cutter, and so on...
I know I'm not saving that much $$$...

Now I need to find someone to truck it up here. My neighbor was to help me, but as fate would have it, his truck developed issues yesterday. I don’t trust my old F250 pulling 8k lbs 400 miles.

May give "Uship.com" a try, anybody use this service?

HEPAman, I have used u-ship several times having motorcycles shipped. I had very good luck and if you are patient and let the bidding go a while you can usually get a great deal.

 

[HEPAman]

Yeah, my F250 is hurtin'. Used mostly as a field truck or to pick something up locally or go to the dump.

I'll give uship a go.

 

[ksbrdmkr]

Rent a truck to pull the trailer and get it home to enjoy.