Milestone!

[delgra]

I got my CK35 on June 30,2011. Today we turned 500 hours at 3pm! Its been a very good machine, few problems and its done logging, plowing, bush hogging and chipping and shredding. I'am glad I bought a Kioti, and I'am glad I bought it from Bromley Farm Supply in Douglas. Might have that second glass of wine tonight!!

 

[Mousefield]

Congratulations, you turned the hour meter on your tractor faster than most it seems.
I have 447 hours on my CK35 HST that I got about 4 1/2 years ago. Used it today to move some sand and gravel, sure a back saver. I have been very happy with mine and all the different things it does for us. Wife of 39 years thinks it is one of the best things we have ever purchased. :tractor: :cool2:

 

[Notlaker]

I am also very pleased with my CK30.
After we had a ton of snow last week I ran through the path in the woods with the box blade adjusted to a few inches of the ground and quickly made the path accessable again.
Only thing I am missing now is a quick attach snow plow up front that can be hydraulically adjusted.
Need to find one in Southern Ontario Niagara region.

 

[creekbend]

Congratulations. Here's wishing you many more hours of Seat Time.

 

[Coyote machine]

I am also very pleased with my CK30.
After we had a ton of snow last week I ran through the path in the woods with the box blade adjusted to a few inches of the ground and quickly made the path accessable again.
Only thing I am missing now is a quick attach snow plow up front that can be hydraulically adjusted.
Need to find one in Southern Ontario Niagara region.

Horst welding, HLA makes QA snowplows, which I have: model 2000, 84". HLA Snow They're made in Canada, too! Look them up - I'm sure you can find a dealer near you. Note: they're made with lateral float, instead of vertical float, to put less stress on the loader's arms.
You'd be best off with a 1000 model series for your tractor, but check it out with them or your dealer.

 

[Notlaker]

Looks just like what I could use. Thanks for the tip.

 

[delgra]

Hey Mousefield looks like we are on the same track. I traded in the CK20 with 300 hours for the 35 and I too have had 39 great years with my lady!!

 

[kiotiken]

I got my CK35 on June 30,2011. Today we turned 500 hours at 3pm! Its been a very good machine, few problems and its done logging, plowing, bush hogging and chipping and shredding. I'am glad I bought a Kioti, and I'am glad I bought it from Bromley Farm Supply in Douglas. Might have that second glass of wine tonight!!

I bought my CK30 from Bromley in March or April 2011. I had some issues with mine, that's just the way it goes sometimes, but Bromley was there and stepped up every time to make it right. They are probably one of the greatest tractor dealers out there, regardless of brand. With well over a dozen problems with my first tractor, I never really got upset simply because they always made it right. They took it on trade and helped me get into a DK45 which has been flawless. Not many people get a lemon and trade it for another from the same manufacture, and that's all because of Bromley.

 

[murphy1244]

I bought my CK30 from Bromley in March or April 2011. I had some issues with mine, that's just the way it goes sometimes, but Bromley was there and stepped up every time to make it right. They are probably one of the greatest tractor dealers out there, regardless of brand. With well over a dozen problems with my first tractor, I never really got upset simply because they always made it right. They took it on trade and helped me get into a DK45 which has been flawless. Not many people get a lemon and trade it for another from the same manufacture, and that's all because of Bromley.

You can't beat that with a stick. Wish he were in Ohio.

 

[Dingo Man]

Delgra very nice. That is an interesting grill guard. Would you be willing to post some photos and explain what it is.

 

[delgra]

I WILL Stand by

 

[Kioti Tom]

You can't beat that with a stick. Wish he were in Ohio.

I don't know where in Ohio you live, but, I have had very good luck with Miner's Tractor in Canfield
and Edinburg, OH. I usually work with Steve Miner at Edinburg. His daughter is usually at Canfield.
Tom

 

[delgra]

Dingo Man, I found it in the dump. It was a circle about 3' in diameter, stainless steel and the perfect width for the front of the tractor. I cut off the necessary length and wired it on, not too tight. I take it off for the snow season as snow will build up behind it. I could send you the other half!!! Actually I could drop it off the next time I go see Mom in New Brunswick. I have no idea of the original purpose.

 

[MotorSeven]

That's a lot of seat time:thumbsup: I was rapidly coming up on 1K hrs when the Hay baler quit(again). Too busy with the house to mess with it(again), so I have a contract with a guy to hay my fields. I get plenty of free rolls for my animals and don't have to spend a month each summer running the wheels off my DK40. So I am hovering in that 900 hr area & have been since last spring.