Kioti hydraulic fittings are what type?

[k0ua]

Thanks.

Same at the loader valve block and power beyond port?

No they would not be the same.

 

[coobie]

I am figuring it out right now.

I've said nothing against your person but you've followed me around a bit on these forums making barbs at my person.

Easy now Eric,nobodys following you around and making barbs.As I have stated in my earlier posts good luck to you on your tractor and brush cutter purchase.Take care.

 

[Coyote machine]

So that I know, why the negative attitude toward my person?

It's not so much a negative attitude toward 'your person' as it is a 'get a clue' as to how you present yourself here, as an expert on most everything you bring up, yet you seem to have no or little real world experience about the subjects you want to beat to death. You've been given good advice about all sorts of tractor related issues by those of us who've taken our time to answer you, and then you question what we're telling you. Just one example: in another of your threads you wanted to and did insist that the T-stat was wrong spec in the DK series Kiotis. It's not, and that was pointed out but you kept insisting you were right. That attitude won't win friends and influence those who know better from actual ownership. If you want to join us and actually own a tractor of any brand or type, and then tell us your experience with it, I for one would be more inclined to listen to your opinion. JMHO.

 

[coobie]

It's not so much a negative attitude toward 'your person' as it is a 'get a clue' as to how you present yourself here, as an expert on most everything you bring up, yet you seem to have no or little real world experience about the subjects you want to beat to death. You've been given good advice about all sorts of tractor related issues by those of us who've taken our time to answer you, and then you question what we're telling you. Just one example: in another of your threads you wanted to and did insist that the T-stat was wrong spec in the DK series Kiotis. It's not, and that was pointed out but you kept insisting you were right. That attitude won't win friends and influence those who know better from actual ownership. If you want to join us and actually own a tractor of any brand or type, and then tell us your experience with it, I for one would be more inclined to listen to your opinion. JMHO.

Well said CM.

 

[LD1]

What does it matter what any fitting is on any tractor. They make adapters. Any-type of fitting can be made to connect to any other type. So knowing what a specific tractor has (without knowing your intended purpose) is irrelevant.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

It's not so much a negative attitude toward 'your person' as it is a 'get a clue' as to how you present yourself here, as an expert on most everything you bring up, yet you seem to have no or little real world experience about the subjects you want to beat to death. You've been given good advice about all sorts of tractor related issues by those of us who've taken our time to answer you, and then you question what we're telling you. Just one example: in another of your threads you wanted to and did insist that the T-stat was wrong spec in the DK series Kiotis. It's not, and that was pointed out but you kept insisting you were right. That attitude won't win friends and influence those who know better from actual ownership. If you want to join us and actually own a tractor of any brand or type, and then tell us your experience with it, I for one would be more inclined to listen to your opinion. JMHO.

You assume too much. I'm an ASE certified master tech, a graduate of Dunwoody in 1990, and you owned a shop that worked on what is now considered older imports. Comparing your mechanical knowledge with a line mechanic is like comparing a machinist to a tool-maker. Worse, the topic of that thread was comparing features and thoughts about different Kioti tractors and you refused to get back on topic. Mindnumblingly, you never recognized the subtlety of the conditional nature of my remark of (the-if-it-takes-too-long-to-warm-up/then-something-is-wrong) and kept auguring in making remarks against my person while also failing to recognize that the climate is colder here in the north than in your part of the world.

Contrary to your assertion, you never actually offered any useful advice because criticism and negativity isn't advice, it is criticism and negativity.

I tell you what: I think you're a guy who cannot sit and listen to people with different ideas and perspectives than yourself, and that is fine. But I also think it is high school to to keep attacking my person. I heard you. I heard you the first time, I understood what you said, and now it is time to move on and get over it.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

What does it matter what any fitting is on any tractor. They make adapters. Any-type of fitting can be made to connect to any other type. So knowing what a specific tractor has (without knowing your intended purpose) is irrelevant.

Trying to get a line on sourcing components.

 

[LD1]

What components?

Hydraulic fittings and adapters?? There are may places online that have about every fitting in the book. Or any local-to-you hydraulic shop.

You want to know what kind of fittings are on a kioti, I am going to say it likely has NPT(NPTF), ORB, and JIC. Just depends on where at in the circuit you are looking.

Likely cylinders are going to be NPT or ORB. The hoses probably JIC. The valve and pump, either NPT or ORB.

One machine likely dont have a singly style of fitting. It will have many, as well as many different sizes.

Any hydraulic shop that carries fittings will likely carry all 3 of the above mentioned (most common in the states) fitttings.

The british threads arent likely to be found on a kioti.

 

[MinnesotaEric]

What components?

Hydraulic fittings and adapters?? There are may places online that have about every fitting in the book. Or any local-to-you hydraulic shop.

You want to know what kind of fittings are on a kioti, I am going to say it likely has NPT(NPTF), ORB, and JIC. Just depends on where at in the circuit you are looking.

Likely cylinders are going to be NPT or ORB. The hoses probably JIC. The valve and pump, either NPT or ORB.

One machine likely dont have a singly style of fitting. It will have many, as well as many different sizes.

Any hydraulic shop that carries fittings will likely carry all 3 of the above mentioned (most common in the states) fitttings.

The british threads arent likely to be found on a kioti.

Source components wholesale.

Thanks, LD1!

 

[LD1]

Source components wholesale.

Thanks, LD1!

I cannot help with the wholesale. You plan on becoming a distrubutor or selling parts or something?

You likely arent going to be able to get a large enough order to satisfy any US manufacture to get any kid of good price at all. And it is hard to compete with the numerous places online that sell fittings for a few bucks each.