The View--CK20

[CBB]

CBB, the factory remote quick-attach bracket goes up high in the
middle of the rear of the tractor. It is a PITA to install, but it is
out of the way of the 3-pt arms. Yours looks custom.

I have followed the Kioti loader arm issue closely and, despite that,
I bought my 3rd one, a CK20, in 2006. A great tractor at a great
price, like the CK30s I got in 2005. Note that most of the loaders
have not cracked, despite the design weakness.

As far as the Woods Backhoe-that was installed by Rick Wallace and he said he is checking with Woods for the warranty covering the broken hoses. When I replaced the first hose, I took the seat off and the cover plate and the connection was right there. As far as the hose hitting the 3-pt arm, I am still waiting on Rick's thoughts on that via a PM. If he is not able to help, I will install the factory remotes.


I agree with you about the Kioti CK20 being a great tractor at a great price. I am very please with it. It is quite a machine! Kudos to the S. Koreans.

On a side note, I was at the Atomic Missile Testing Museum a while ago and this tour guide, that fought in Korea, said he was at Hoover/Boulder Dam and when talking with a Korean father (visiting with his family) he mentioned that he fought in the Korean War but was not a hero or anything. The Korean father hugged him and said that all the GI's who fought were heroes to them. If not for the Americans, they would be like N. Korea and certainly not visiting the USA. I guess the S. Korea president gives medals and letter of thanks to all GI's who fought, if they write and ask, in appreciation.
Makes me feel better about buying foreign. Have to say that Japan and S. Korea have been good friends to the Americans. Great machine--great price.