Sick of the BLACK on you nice Kioti loader?

BigAl · Dec 17, 2005

Black Soot ???? I will not allow my tractor to produce any black soot ! NONE,NADA, NOTHING! /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif I love her to much to ever allow her to smoke . Remember the tobacco company's get these tractors hooked on smoking at a young age when they are just in there early 15 to 20 horse power range .DON"T let this happen .
My Simba is now a 45 HP Tractor with a attitude and she is stonger than when I bought her home as a youngster . I still remember watching her fly across the fields and hills kicking up her heels (tires) pulling anything I asked of her .Yes ,she is a few years older now but she is "smoke free" still to this day . Remember "Good Parenting starts at home " !
Big Al /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

BigAl · Dec 17, 2005

See what happens when you let a Man with a horrible earache and time on his hands near a computer ! OHHH!! OW !!!! it hurts but this keeps me busy from thinking about it . Have a Nice Day , Gentleman .
Big AL

Steve_Miller · Dec 17, 2005

I used the back of my sweat shirt the last time I was under there (bucket on the ground if your wondering) to grease. The wife didn't appreciate the soot in with the whites. I used a mini-grinder to modify mine a bit. It now points more towards the ground than straight ahead., it helped quite a bit but did not stop it from sooting up.

Steve

sammi · Dec 18, 2005

Ok fairly newbie here but will throw this out to the group..little disclaimer..have not tried it yet but my dealers service guy told me that baby oil will clean the black soot that builds up on the loader arms...I know..baby oil???? what he told me..haven't tried it but what the heck..if it works it seems like a pretty inexpensive option to clean those dirty arms...ok now someone try it and let us know....

wallace · Dec 18, 2005

Off to the dollar general I go /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

natural · Dec 18, 2005

After you get it clean then wipe some grease on the loader to help keep it from sticking again. Easier to clean off later.

J

daTeacha · Dec 19, 2005

( ( My wife has a brand new white Lamborgini Diablo and I use the cleaner to clean the road grim of the rocker panels.
Sorry I ment Kia not lambo)

/forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Freudian Slip /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif"

Maybe not. Lamborghini makes or used to make tractors before they made cars. As I understand it, Senor Lamborghini was turned by the late, great Enzo Ferrari when he wanted to purchase a red machine. Lamborghini got mad and set out to build his own supercar, using the fortune he made in the tractor business. I'm clueless as to the state of Lamborghini in the tractor business right now -- anyone know?

BigDogues · Dec 19, 2005

Yes they still make tractors. Some very nice ones in fact! Here is a link.

kentrodngun · Dec 20, 2005

Gee, I guess all of you really love your tractors and probably wash & wax your cars too (ha ha). No offense guys but (as you can see in my pix) my machine is a hard working one. I keep it happy with regular filter changing, oil & grease. But dings, scratches, color fade, etc is a way of life for a working machine. Surface dirt doesn't hurt. Keep away from plastic surgeons when you all get wrinkles (LOL). Happy Holidays!!

CampWags · Jan 8, 2006

Rick,
Are you going to start to cary the line of Lamborghini tractors now? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
That black is just to hard to get off my Kioti loader.
Thanks,
Gary