Posted by Mark - IN. on March 02, 2010 at 17:42:18 from (205.188.116.74):
In Reply to: Kioti tractors? posted by Spook on March 02, 2010 at 13:59:26:
I work with a fella that has a Kioti and seems to like it fine for his 5 acres. I'd never heard of a Kioti before him, and he kept saying he had a new orange Kioti, Kioti, Kioti and I thought he was talking slang and knowing there aren't new Allis Chalmers, so I kept correcting him with orange Kubota, Kubota, Kubota. He finally showed me a picture of it one day and I said "That's not a Kubota or an Allis Chalmers", and he said, "No, its a Kioti". I remember that it had a loader on it.
He likes it just fine for his needs, and as near as I can tell hasn't had a problem with it. Its your money, and as long as you can get parts or service for it, or do it yourself, good luck, and use it in good health, safely.
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