TractorLegend
Platinum Member
Where in puyallup? Are you an actual storefront? Parts availibility too?
Toothbar
- Thread starter Highbeam
- Start date
- Views: 4777
OP
Highbeam
Super Member
Check his profile and follow the link to his site. They are on River Road right off of I-5. Big orange, was the other orange, storefront. Full repair, sales, implement yard, and so on. Not a store that is a converted feed store or a lawnmower shop but seems like an actual tractor store.
Any Kioti memorabilia like hats?
Any Kioti memorabilia like hats?
DrewL
Gold Member
I bought mine off e-bay from a guy local to here. They are under the name UnitedSteelWorks for slightly less money and no shipping 'cause I picked it up. Can't wait to use it /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
JEquip
Member
Highbeam summed it up. It really is a sea of orange down here. This has been a tractor dealership for almost 50 years. Full parts and service. We will be adding a mobile service unit early next year to make full service house calls too.
JEquip
Member
As far as the hats and collectibles, I pulled one of the American Identity people aside at a recent dealer meeting and asked them about that very issue. They said they had just about had things wrapped up with the Kioti people on hats, shirts etc. That was back in October. They are coming. Just not fast enough.
IslandTractor
Super Star Member
- Joined
- Sep 15, 2005
- Messages
- 15,802
- Location
- Prudence Island, RI
- Tractor
- 2007 Kioti DK40se HST, Woods BH
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( The trouble with the stumps is those pesky roots that reach way out, its hard to get a good bite on them with the flat loader. )</font>
I have been thinking about this too. I have a backhoe so sometimes attack the roots with the BH before going to the FEL/toothbar. However, I have thought of getting a subsoiler just for this purpose. Most of the roots I need to "soften up" are small enough that it seems a waste of time and messy to use the backhoe. I really just need to slice through them about a foot or two from the stump. Wonder if anyone has experience doing this?
I have been thinking about this too. I have a backhoe so sometimes attack the roots with the BH before going to the FEL/toothbar. However, I have thought of getting a subsoiler just for this purpose. Most of the roots I need to "soften up" are small enough that it seems a waste of time and messy to use the backhoe. I really just need to slice through them about a foot or two from the stump. Wonder if anyone has experience doing this?
DrewL
Gold Member
DrewL
Gold Member
IslandTractor
Super Star Member
- Joined
- Sep 15, 2005
- Messages
- 15,802
- Location
- Prudence Island, RI
- Tractor
- 2007 Kioti DK40se HST, Woods BH
Looks almost exactly like the Markham bar (except for the gaudy yellow color /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif). I almost bought from the guy in SE Mass too. Seems like a very equivalent product.
Better stop taking photos and get that thing dirty! Too bad the weather has been unooperative the past few days.
Photo of Markham bar attached. Note the UPS stickers. That is how they ship them.
Better stop taking photos and get that thing dirty! Too bad the weather has been unooperative the past few days.
Photo of Markham bar attached. Note the UPS stickers. That is how they ship them.
Attachments
DrewL
Gold Member
yeah..............it didn't pass the fashion police here either. The bucket may be dirty but the machine itself is ccclllleeeaaannnn /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
again, it was built just up the raod from me so there was no shipping involved. Another nice thing about these toolbars is two bolts and they are on and off. Can't wait to use it
again, it was built just up the raod from me so there was no shipping involved. Another nice thing about these toolbars is two bolts and they are on and off. Can't wait to use it