Buying Advice To Cab or Not to Cab

[coobie]

Hi everyone. So to follow this thread up. Went out to the dealer. It was 12 degrees out with a strong 10-15 mph wind. Hopped on a CK30 with no cab just to get a feel for the open station. Then hopped in the DK45 with cab. Cranked up the heat, moved some snow.

The DK will be delivered next week :thumbsup:

YAHOOOOO.Good for you your gonna love it.

 

[rmorey]

Congrats and welcome to the pack! :thumbsup: Good choice.

Remember to keep your eye on the loader bolts and wheel nuts for a while!

 

[grm61]

Good job!
Enjoy:thumbsup:

 

[murphy1244]

That was a whopping good deal! Enjoy.

 

[Athrawn17]

That was a whopping good deal! Enjoy.

Thanks. I was able to sneak a look at the invoice from Kioti to the dealer and he paid 25,800 for the machine. So I don't feel bad paying 26,900 for it.

 

[grsthegreat]

i wonder if their like car dealers...they get a refund of costs depending on yearly volume.

 

[the old grind]

An old friend advised me that "If you're gonna spend the money you might as well get what you want." So, if you're glad you got the cab thumbsup:, btw) I'll be glad you got the Rim Guard and that you went for the DK45, too. Congrats! :drink:

 

[ksbrdmkr]

I didn't get the extra remote or block heater, both would be nice, but did get pats quick connect for the 3 point, a PTO extension, and a piranha? tooth bar. The 3 point puts implements close to the back tires and pats quick connect moves things out a little over 3 inches. Enjoy the new tractor!

 

[grm61]

The 3 point puts implements close to the back tires and pats quick connect moves things out a little over 3 inches.

I can spin a 7 foot blade all the way around without hitting the tires, I don't think that's to close to the back tires:confused3: