CK30 FEL Joystick repair

[thepipe]

Hey, All:
The nylon balls on my CK30 joystick are shot. I hear you guys talk about stainless replacements, but can't find them to order anywhere. I also can't find any mention of either the nylon or steel ones in the parts manual (or Rick's diagram in this thread). Any help is appreciated.

 

[Mousefield]

Hey, All:
The nylon balls on my CK30 joystick are shot. I hear you guys talk about stainless replacements, but can't find them to order anywhere. I also can't find any mention of either the nylon or steel ones in the parts manual (or Rick's diagram in this thread). Any help is appreciated.

You can order new steel one's from your dealer.

 

[GMtb42]

See this thread if you want to do them yourself. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/kioti-owning-operating/284700-joystick-valve-pivot-2.html

 

[bobgilson]

Hi guys & gals
I've been reading this site for a few years. I now have a problem so will ask for help. The joystick on my CK 25 has the plastic or teflon balls and the joy stick comes off and causes me problems with controlling the loader so I bought a repair kit from the closest Kioti dealer ($110 which is a bunch more than I have read others have paid). I have read five threads on this forum for help and have followed suggestions as best as I can. I've removed the seat, the metal plate behind the joy stick, freed up the box so I can get to it, removed the rubber cover, remoived the allen bolt that holds one post and threaded out the two shafts that have the lines to the loader control box under the tractor. My problem is I cannot get the three pistons (I don't know what else to call them) out. Is there a trick to this? Don't really want to force them for fear of breaking that box they are in? Also, if I choose to disconnect the two lines from the hydralic control box under the tractor is there a trick to that? I see the two lines aare held by two allen bolts each - if I remove those allen bolts do the lines just pull out or ??
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Bob

 

[TJP89]

:welcome:

This is a 2 year old thread. Start new one for better info.

 

[bobgilson]

:welcome:

This is a 2 year old thread. Start new one for better info.

OK I may do that if I don't resolve the problem. The other websites I visit prefer to continue with posted threads if the subject matter is the same or similar.

 

[bobgilson]

OK I may do that if I don't resolve the problem. The other websites I visit prefer to continue with posted threads if the subject matter is the same or similar.

A foilow up: I talked to the Kioti mechanic, he gave me a couple of suggestions and I was able to complete the repair so I won't need to repost.
Bob