rico304
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/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Nicely said
My letter to Kioti, loader rerepair, long
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Batche33
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My internet went down this afternoon and haven't been able to respond.
"Simmer down" around here means to calm down, don't give yourself a coronary, NOT shut up.
Had this issue not been brought up, alot of you may not have checked your loaders.
B*tch about what I said all you want, I'm gone for the weekend, be back Monday.
Spending some quality time with my Dad at a wheels and water show.
Want to know what I know?
Get me your loader serial numbers and I'll get you some answers.
For now CIAO BELLAS
and have a Happy Father's Day all /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Becky
"Simmer down" around here means to calm down, don't give yourself a coronary, NOT shut up.
Had this issue not been brought up, alot of you may not have checked your loaders.
B*tch about what I said all you want, I'm gone for the weekend, be back Monday.
Spending some quality time with my Dad at a wheels and water show.
Want to know what I know?
Get me your loader serial numbers and I'll get you some answers.
For now CIAO BELLAS
and have a Happy Father's Day all /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Becky
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Highbeam
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That's what "simmer down" means here too. There was this Saturday Night Live skit with a big simmer down spoof. Good fun.
I don't see why you need to have our loader serial numbers to tell us what you've seen.
Enjoy your father's day too. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I don't see why you need to have our loader serial numbers to tell us what you've seen.
Enjoy your father's day too. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Batche33
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Highbeam,
I have posted what I've seen.
The fix is a plate made to fit the opening, welded along all sides.
I got a call from Kioti Thursday afternoon.
The plate is at the manufacturing stage,
as soon as they are available, loaders with cracks will be taken care of first.
As far as the loader, if you all with KL120 & KL130 post the serial numbers,
then Kioti can see if it's a bad batch, or design flaw.
Bearhawk,
In order to get your tractor back to you, Dick is going to fix it himself.
He's been a certified welder for over 20 years and been welding forever.
I have posted what I've seen.
The fix is a plate made to fit the opening, welded along all sides.
I got a call from Kioti Thursday afternoon.
The plate is at the manufacturing stage,
as soon as they are available, loaders with cracks will be taken care of first.
As far as the loader, if you all with KL120 & KL130 post the serial numbers,
then Kioti can see if it's a bad batch, or design flaw.
Bearhawk,
In order to get your tractor back to you, Dick is going to fix it himself.
He's been a certified welder for over 20 years and been welding forever.
New_Jersey01
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I think we are pretty certian its a design flaw
Bob_Skurka
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New_Jersey01 said:
Oh stop being so silly! It is just COSMETIC apparently you didn't read the release?
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Bob_Skurka said:Oh stop being so silly! It is just COSMETIC apparently you didn't read the release?
Ain't nuthin' a little JB Weld won't fix.
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Dargo said:Ain't nuthin' a little JB Weld won't fix.
OK seriously, what the heck is in JB Weld? That stuff works like molten metal and sets up like metal. It is a huge PITA to clean up if it dries where it doesn't belong. Is it some sort of epoxy with metal fines in it?
IslandTractor
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"It is just COSMETIC "
Maybe Kioti is right. Perhaps we should refer to these cracks as crow's feet. My loader has crow's feet in all four corners.
I wonder if the cure Kioti is working on is a special tractor botox?
(By the way, this new editing system has me all screwed up. Is there a FAQ somewhere explaining the changes?)
Maybe Kioti is right. Perhaps we should refer to these cracks as crow's feet. My loader has crow's feet in all four corners.
I wonder if the cure Kioti is working on is a special tractor botox?
(By the way, this new editing system has me all screwed up. Is there a FAQ somewhere explaining the changes?)
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Ed, I'm not sure if the editing system is what has you all screwed upIslandTractor said:
but you might want to take a look at the thread link below. Basically it is an 'asked & answered' thread that should help you out. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81733
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