Problem with Starting New DK4510

   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #51  
I'm sure if it was his tractor he would have it all straightened out by now and wouldn't have said a negative word about his beloved Kioti.. Any brand can have issues but some people are brand loyal and think it has to be the operator who needs to learn the "learning curve" of a three point hitch and everything else is a "easy fix"..
there is no need for the flaming and denigration he did though!.. anyone that disagrees with him is called the equivalent of either stupid, a troublemaker, or an idiot, NOT COOL!..
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #52  
there is no need for the flaming and denigration he did though!.. anyone that disagrees with him is called the equivalent of either stupid, a troublemaker, or an idiot, NOT COOL!..
True
But lame remarks like you make "find a better brand" because 1 is having issues amplifies the problem.
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #53  
Lets not muck up this guys thread anymore..

OP, I would let them take it and tell them you don't want it back until it works the way it should, if they aren't competent enough to diagnose it at least they can swap parts out and inadvertently fix it.. I would also have a rep follow up and make sure it gets fixed one way or another..
 
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   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #54  
there is no need for the flaming and denigration he did though!.. anyone that disagrees with him is called the equivalent of either stupid, a troublemaker, or an idiot, NOT COOL!..

If the shoe fits. I don't use equivalents; and if I thought someone were an idiot or similar I'd say so. Guess what I'm thinking now?!:eek:

And to the other poster, I am minding my own business. You on the other hand are not contributing anything useful here in this thread. Both of you can slam away at me, I am not affected by your thinly disguised brand bashing.

I happen to own a Kioti, in fact I've owned 2 of them in the last 9 years. I don't profess to know everything about them, but I do know a lot, mostly from paying attention here on TBN. For some users there is a learning curve, and if one doesn't know how to control their 3PH, I'm politely saying its due to a learning curve, rather than something less complimentary. Note the dealer and Kioti have not solved the problem yet, so its not like I have the answer, but I do have suggestions and methods to share to get it fixed. And the fact it has taken some time so far and operation of the 3PH is not yet totally grasped by the OP do not make the tractor 'junk'.

Both of you should go back to your own brand forums and do something of value there rather than hang out here calling any brand junk. It shows your lack of skills in solving problems, regardless of brand in question, and you should be embarrassed. This thread isn't about me, and your negative comments about Kioti don't hold water.

BTW, I didn't 'flame' or denigrate anyone here. I have repeatedly said, if you can't contribute something positive then don't contribute at all. Telling the OP repeatedly to just demand another tractor, and they should just give him one is NEVER going to happen. Its simple, the agreement when bought is NOT for new tractors to replace the one he bought- it IS to repair the one he bought. What's not clear about that concept?!

Providing false hope based on wrong information is useless, and continuing to say it is annoying beyond reason.
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #55  
True
But lame remarks like you make "find a better brand" because 1 is having issues amplifies the problem.

Actually, NOT true, I did NOT denigrate, nor did I 'flame' anyone, nor did I call anyone the equivalent of stupid, an idiot and so on. If the poster's inference is that is what I was thinking, it's not what I was thinking or saying.

What I'd like to see for the OP's benefit in threads like this is advice that is helpful to the OP to fix their tractor. Brand bashing is NEVER helpful, nor is completely erroneous info like 'make them give you a new tractor' useful; why? Because no-one benefits from things that will NEVER happen.

So how about those who chose to contribute here do so with actual useful advice about how to solve the problems the OP is faced with?
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #56  
You just can’t stop can you, like a two year old with a dirty diaper, geeeeezzzzz... Get a life ..
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #57  
You just can’t stop can you, like a two year old with a dirty diaper, geeeeezzzzz... Get a life ..

And this kind of crap has what exactly to do with the OP's tractor issues? Exactly why you should leave this thread....you're proving my point.:duh:
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #58  
OP, my apologies for adding to the nonsense in your thread..

I recommend my post #27 and #53.. And hope they fix your tractor quickly, there is no reason for any new tractor to have these issues. ALL manufactures have a tractor now and then get through with issues but when your the one that gets it, it isn't funny..
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510
  • Thread Starter
#59  
Wow. Lots of chatter here. After researching the pulsing problem half of the night, pretty sure the adjustment on the MLS valve is out of whack. There is a great video on YouTube that shows how to adjust the valve to get the bounce out of it. Looks like a simple thing to try before spending another $100 to have the dealer come and get it.

As far as the starting goes, gonna shoot some WD40 into the switch today and see if that helps. The tractor is stored under cover but it is still outside so I guess this could be a coincidental problem that is unrelated to the ECM failure.

Will let you know how it goes.

If these issues are anything other than simple, the tractor is gone. Quoting my wife, life is too short to deal with a f#$&@d up tractor.
 
   / Problem with Starting New DK4510 #60  
Sounds like you are having numerous problems,
I'm not familiar with your particular tractor, but it sounds like a typical
issue with electronic controls, find your controller and get a tube of dielectric grease.
Find and unplug your connectors, grease them and re-connect them securely.
I have seen several instances of 3 pt bouncing being draft control issues, sensitivity and response with electronic controls and even on mechanical.
Repeat the above procedure on the connections for your draft controller, if possible disable draft control.
Or disconnect the draft sensor on the 3 pt.
The fancier equipment gets the more that can and will act up.
 

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