What would you..

[BIG DOOLEY]

My little Kioti has a big orange 4wd indicator on the instrument panel, it is a little annoying actually, especially since the switch also lights up when it is in 4wd. There is an indicator for that shows 2 brake pedals an says "split" when you have the brakes split, it is red. I did not know I needed it either, but it is there.

James K0UA

More of a warning light on the split brake brake function.
Not a bad idea I guess especially when using the FEL on hilly areas.
You wouldn't want to jamb on the brakes and have momentum spin the tractor sideway especially with the FEL up and loaded.
Could turn out to be disasterous.
I normally like both brakes locked unless i am working ground.

 

[SSdoxie]

I wish mine had a beeper alarm that would sound if the Park Brake was engaged and the hydro pedal was pushed to move. Mine will drive through the brakes in Lo range if brakes haven't been set extremely tight.

 

[Steve in MT]

Down presure option for the 3 point hitch, rear remote(s) and, oh yeah, how about a factory tool box? One mounted behind the seat to store hitch pins would be nice.

 

[Johndeere3720]

Hmm, how about:
Factory cab on any size of tractor down to 20hp
Skidsteer auto QA (attach/detach bucket/forks from the seat)
Stronger auxiliary hydraulics
More transmission options (switch between gear/hydro)
Vertically adjustable ROPS (adjust up/down vs/folding)
Digital RPM meter/hydraulic flow meter @ GPM/ hydraulic oil temp gauge
Auto throttle down (throttle drops to idle after setting for over 15 seconds)
Fuel tank located at a location where you can easily fill with a 5 gallon gas can
All wheel steer option
Reversible operator's platform for using 3 point implements in reverse (snow blower/bush hog/PHD, etc.)
3 point down pressure w independent cylinders on each arm (tilt on both arms)
Vertical lift loaders (instead of arc lift keeping the load in closer and increasing loader capacities)
Large tool box in an easy to reach location from the seat
Optional buddy seat (removable)
Lighting forward, backwards, side/side, down low
The list goes on and on... :laughing:

 

[Locoweed]

A wide stance option that would move the rear wheels out at least a foot on each side. The have narrow options, how about a wide one for folks that don't have level ground?

 

[mjncad]

A range selected light would be handy too. My 4200 is easy to find "A" and "C" ranges; but "B" range is hit and miss with most of the time neutral being found instead of "B" range.

A lot of good suggestions posted without me repeating them.

 

[Jose G]

A shutdown timer for diesels with a turbo, so I do not forget to let it idle a couple of minutes before shutting the key off.
An electric powered auxillary hydraulic pump piggy backed onto the hydraulic system so I can move my three point hitch, loader, or anything connect to the SCVs without having to start the tractor.

Not sure of your turbo model, but cooked oil inside turbo affect old turbo not being liquid cooled. If your turbo has water line hooked, no real need to "let it cool", if you really worry about it, just dont enter boost for the last minute or so before parking it and be done with it.
you could also look at "Turbo timer" for regular car, they were used with old turbo that was oil cooled... some smart guy still put them when their turbo is water cooled but overkill if you ask me, never had cooked oil inside my turbos.

Oh and for the thread, i would lower price 50% of all tractor, then we could all buy 70+hp one

 

[DT86]

Some of these have been mentioned but for me, in order of importance, I wish mine had... synchronized ranges, better lighting up front instead of it reflecting off the loader back at me, a seat that could leave flipped up at the end of the day so I don't get the wet a** after its been rained on and brake lights.

In no particular order the things I have / could easily add that should be factory installed IMO are... fender mounted open top storage tray, fire extinguisher, 12v outlet, horn, better under belly protection, spinner knob and a better cup holder.

 

[joshuabardwell]

a clutch pedal!!!! on a hydro!!! for what????

On my tractor, the clutch is used to engage and disengage the PTO. I realize this isn't true for all hydro tractors, but it's true for mine.

 

[petegoud]

How about a remote camera that I can see on my Iphone, so I can see who's using my tractor to push snow while having a drink on a beach in Hawaii!