Dr Orangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Kioti

[logdog]

Colud you bring that right over and spread on the wife's garden?

We have plenty of it, but it's scattered out over 14 acres and I hate picking up individual horse apples.:laughing:

With a good fork you can pick up a bunch of apples at once

 

[Dmace]

Beautiful!

 

[Kioti Tom]

Congrats, I hope you have many hours of wonderful seat time on it.

 

[TripleR]

Congratulations, on your new tractor; poor dealership and left foot brakes keeps me away from them, but they have some really nice features.

 

[Martian]

Great looking tractor, congrats!

 

[k0ua]

Congratulations on the new machine.. it sure is a beauty, and has some great specs.

James K0UA

 

[murphy1244]

Welcome to the DK40 crowd..:thumbsup:

 

[ForPetesSakeFarm]

My story is similar with yours, I was seriously about to buy a l3800 but with the free loader program I was able to get a dk35 for the same price with better woods implements and rear qa and forks for about the same overall price (and no jerky 3pt hitch). I was to wondering about kioti but the more and more I read from you guys I felt more and more confident. In addition I got the cruise control, rear remote and auto pto on top of more loader capacity and standard ssqa on the loader. I know it's only been a day but I'm so glad I decided to run with the pack as you did

 

[logdog]

My wife used it last night and also was impressed with how quiet it is in comparison. It will get its first real workout this weekend. I am enjoying all the "premium" feature alot. It is hardly any work at all to hook up an implement with the telescoping ends and I love the rear handle to operate the height. Still have my BX1860 and it does all its jobs fine so Kubota still gets to keep some representation in the barn.

 

[IndyIan]

My wife used it last night and also was impressed with how quiet it is in comparison. It will get its first real workout this weekend. I am enjoying all the "premium" feature alot. It is hardly any work at all to hook up an implement with the telescoping ends and I love the rear handle to operate the height. Still have my BX1860 and it does all its jobs fine so Kubota still gets to keep some representation in the barn.

The "premium" features are nice eh! I like rear 3pth control as well, but just watch what you are doing back there. I haven't had any problems dropping things on my feet or having an implement swing around on just the bottom arms but I can see how it could happen if I don't pay attention to what I'm doing back there.