Almost a good day...

[KingsEquip]

Thanks for the kind comments. I just joined the forum after reading some posts throughout. Hoping to service both of you in the future. Lloyd, I'm sure you will be happy with the invoice (Labour was covered as well as parts). Don't be scared of the DK45, use it like you normally would.

Tyler
Kings Equipment

 

[Lloyd_E]

Tyler,

THANKS! Seriously. This was a huge investment for me and I am glade you're supporting the machine through its fits. Although I have had a few issues I would certainly recommend the brand to any one. In fact I have two friends that are still looking. Actually, one invested in a small JD which is too small for his needs and he is realizing that now. I am still trying to persuade him to unload it and go with a bigger kioti. Not sure why the didn't in the first place but he now knows....

Thanks again.

PS: you guys should look at a line of horse trailers... just to add to your trailer line-up now.

PPS: Tyler, glad you guys are on here. Your team can provide valuable insight and help to the group... thanks again.

 

[KingsEquip]

Lloyd,

Thanks again for promoting and pushing the product. I believe your Box Blade Shank is in stock as well. As far as others who are interested, we would also be interested in taking the JD on trade. I know a deal could be worked out. Lastly, tell Mr. Whynot to give me a call if he is still on the hunt. Pricing may have improved since the last time we actually discussed figures. Kioti had a slight price increase, but the exchange rates right now are helping out us Canadians.

PS. I am not sure we are interested in getting into the Horse Trailer Market, the line of trailers we have right now is working out really well. They are among the best bang-for-buck trailers around.

PSS. I hope to be able to help out with potential Kioti customer's questions in the future if possible.

 

[grsthegreat]

Lloyd,

Thanks again for promoting and pushing the product. I believe your Box Blade Shank is in stock as well. As far as others who are interested, we would also be interested in taking the JD on trade. I know a deal could be worked out. Lastly, tell Mr. Whynot to give me a call if he is still on the hunt. Pricing may have improved since the last time we actually discussed figures. Kioti had a slight price increase, but the exchange rates right now are helping out us Canadians.

PS. I am not sure we are interested in getting into the Horse Trailer Market, the line of trailers we have right now is working out really well. They are among the best bang-for-buck trailers around.

PSS. I hope to be able to help out with potential Kioti customer's questions in the future if possible.

id stay as far from the horse trailer business as you can get. Our neighbors bought a nice 5th wheel 5 horse trailer from Classic trailers...the company went bankrupt 2 months later.

My wife and i just bought a Kieferbuilt gooseneck horse trailer....the company went bankrupt while the trailer was being transported to us.
Now im not talking about the dealerships...i mean the factories going under.
Its a tough time to be a manufacturer of leisure products these days.

 

[Lloyd_E]

There's only a couple (I could be wrong) of dealers in the province. All or most of the trailers come from the USA. So with our strong dollar we can get a reasonable price at the retail level. Of course, on the other hand, our export market to the USA is suffering...

There's an RV retailer down the highway from me. He must have an inventory of 1 million dollars sitting on his lot. I guess with our economy(our recession was a dip not a major bust)
is it cheaper to go RVing than it is to buy cottage. My brother started out with a 18' trailer to test the waters about 5 years ago. He is now up to a 30' one.

My tractor dealer has a nice range of trailers on his lot... not sure if the horse trailer is in his sights but with the area that he is in... there are lots of horse people around.