Highbeam
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I'll have to remember that fine piece of text......all dae-dong.
Kioti CK30 arrives early and ready to go!
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albmn10
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Congratulations Super, Yes the Ck30 is a very capable tractor, you couldnt ask for more from a 30hp machine....Good luck and enjoy your chores....hehehe
CK30 is moving dirt way too efficiently and quickly. I've only got about 40 yards remaining, what will I do saturday. Thats it, I'm getting 3 more dump truck loads tommorow.
My yard looks like a world war 1 battle field. It's rained every day since CK30 arrived. I don't care, I've got a roof and i can't get it stuck.
My yard looks like a world war 1 battle field. It's rained every day since CK30 arrived. I don't care, I've got a roof and i can't get it stuck.
DK35vince
Super Member
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I've only got about 40 yards remaining, what will I do saturday. )</font>
By the sounds of it you can use Saturday to fix the yard !! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
By the sounds of it you can use Saturday to fix the yard !! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
My least favorite thing on CK30 (not saying it's bad) is the bucket. It seems to be a little small. But with that being said, it allows me very good visibility and has lifted everything I've asked it to.
Maybe that size bucket was designed specifically for the CK25/CK30 size machine. With a full load of wet dirt I can feel the back tires trying to lift off the ground. That got my attention. My rear tires are not filled, and with out the BB attached for counter weight, you could quickly get in trouble.
I choose to keep the smaller bucket for safety and self preservation reasons.
Maybe that size bucket was designed specifically for the CK25/CK30 size machine. With a full load of wet dirt I can feel the back tires trying to lift off the ground. That got my attention. My rear tires are not filled, and with out the BB attached for counter weight, you could quickly get in trouble.
I choose to keep the smaller bucket for safety and self preservation reasons.
bigtractor
Silver Member
I am going to tell your farther in law. I had the other (Woods) loader there!
But no dispare you will be fine.
I must tell everyone you got a great set-up. CK30/loader with a Woods GB72 box blade and a Woods BB60 cutter.
Glad all is going well.
Stop by I need a "super cracker fix"
Dave
But no dispare you will be fine.
I must tell everyone you got a great set-up. CK30/loader with a Woods GB72 box blade and a Woods BB60 cutter.
Glad all is going well.
Stop by I need a "super cracker fix"
Dave
albmn10
Gold Member
Yes, mine is also along the lines with rick.. about 1/2 gallon per hour, varying rpms..