Kioti tractor under water

[Diamondpilot]

I agree, get it to a shop. Don't let it stay in freezing temps either. Water in places it should not be can be bad with freezing and cracking.

I would think as a minimum you will need to clean it up, drain the front axle, drain the oil, and check the cylinders for water before starting up.

Chris

 

[USMMAN]

Awww and no pictures - pretty please.

Ha. I think my grandson took some pictures with his phone. I didn't think about it, and was in no mood to take pictures. I was cold, wet, and tired. I had my two grandsons with me. We got the golf cart stuck first, and had to walk out to get the tractor. When we got the tractor stuck, we had to walk out to get my truck, which we promptly got stuck. I ended up using a come along for a couple of hours until my son arrived with his truck. We finally got everything unstuck, but the tractor and golf cart are deceased. We had three generations spending "quality time" together, but that's the only good part about it. I hate to see what the final bill will be. Hopefully none of us will develop pnemonia.

Thanks again to all for your advice.

Jack:thumbsup:

 

[USMMAN]

Things finally dried out so I could get the trailor to the tractor and the golf cart. Took them both to the shop. The tractor mechanic just shook his head and said he would give me a call when he got into it so I could decide what to do. I took that as a bad sign, ha. If anyone is interested, I'll let y'all know how it turns out.

Jack:ashamed:

 

[Bilko]

Glad you got them out, and yes would like to heat the outcome!!!

 

[rambler]

I don't want to dwell on other's misfortunes, but I'd be interested in the results. Thanks.

--->Paul

 

[lilranch2001]

Hope it is good news instead of bad

 

[Don87]

Still waiting for those pictures.

 

[USMMAN]

Still waiting for those pictures.

I'll try to get them from my grandson's phone, but may not be able to.

 

[Kioti Tom]

Your grandson will probably know how to do it. Ask him...

sorry about the tractor. Hope all news turns out to be good.:thumbsup:

 

[Low Bucket]

I agree, get it to a shop. Don't let it stay in freezing temps either. Water in places it should not be can be bad with freezing and cracking.
Chris

Best reply yet!:thumbsup:- I would be concerned too about the water freezing.

Hopefully he parked it in a heated garage.

Paul