First Post, First day owning a tractor, and I already need HELP! Kinda Long!

[rScotty]

No, I am not confused. Unless I am too confused to know I am confused.

Please do not take my comment personal.

A young guy with a shovel and a wheelbarrow can not shred a field, much less in the time a tractor can. A days work for a tractor and a days work for a young guy is vastly different.

Not to mention the personal satisfaction that an old man gets just driving a tractor.
That last one alone is very important. I get much more from driving my tractor than from watching a young guy with a shovel.

I still think it was a good sound bit. Keep up the good work.

No problem.
rScotty

 

[HawkinsHollow]

Don't want to revive a thread that is better off dead. But ya'll asked me for pictures.
Here is my new tractor in his natural habitat.

In the process of building a shed roof off the backside (left side) of the container to house it in.

 

[THEPARTYHOUND]

Nice! It looks right at home!

 

[two_bit_score]

Good looking tractor you will like for a long time HH!

 

[Ffphil]

Good looking rig. Enjoy.

 

[Jim Nelson]

Your little dog in the pic has a lot more sense than a lot of the off topic commentators here.I'll bet he or she keeps you busy. Nice tractor.

 

[Alien]

Daedong made all of the Bobcat tractors, and Daedong made and makes all of the Kioti tractors. They are sold in North America as Kioti and sold under the Daedong name in the rest of the world.

There is talk of Bobcat selling tractors again this year, and the rumor is that Daedong will again make them. The original Bobcat tractors were essentially white rebadged Kioti/Daedong tractors with some changes in specifications. Most of what i have seen in manuals dealt with the electrical specifications.
I am sure that Bobcat owners were disappointed when Bobcat stopped offering tractors, but Most of the Kioti parts would bolt on.

Mine was purchased as a Daedong in Queensland but they are all Kiotis now at our local dealer, just for the record..

 

[k0ua]

Mine was purchased as a Daedong in Queensland but they are all Kiotis now at our local dealer, just for the record..

That's interesting. Perhaps they think that Kioti sounds better in other parts of the world other than North America too.

 

[Alien]

I call mine the Panther. (Long story)