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Re: Tractor to mow grass @ church-school complex
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Posted by Truck with a Kioti Question.... on May 16, 2003 at 09:58:49 from (205.188.209.105):
In Reply to: Tractor to mow grass @ church-school complex posted by tanklord on May 15, 2003 at 14:43:53:
What sort of breakdowns are you having with the Kioti? I recently did a service on one that had 2500 hours and I bet it still had all the original filters and belts.It was as dependable as a rock!Looked like a Kubota clone. If the boys are abusing stuff or lleaving lights on and killing your batteries it won't matter what tractor brand you have. A newer tractor will break down less, of course, as will a recently redone 8N, but.. in a matter of a few months you may still have the problem. Perhaps sending the boys to the 4H tractor safety school would be a good start? Just a thought.. I work with teens myself and some just aren't meant to be around machinery. Blessings and wisdom to you , brother! Truck
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