Kioti Operator's Manual Mystery

[grsthegreat]

Having Cruse Control engaged, the dual brake pedals seperated, and turning by braking.



Again: My brash interpretation says do not QT in 4WD.

You cannot engage the cruise control with the brakes separated....it wont work. Having the brakes separated prevents the cruise from working.

 

[Lockport]

You cannot engage the cruise control with the brakes separated....it wont work. Having the brakes separated prevents the cruise from working.

That's right. And that is why there is "None" in that entry. As they have added the safety lockout feature of this feature, that has eliminated the feature, altogether. Hence warranting the mesmerizing details of this entry in its whole. :cool2:

And with that, I bid you adieau !:laughing::laughing::laughing:

 

[grsthegreat]

That's right. And that is why there is "None" in that entry. As they have added the safety lockout feature of this feature, that has eliminated the feature, altogether. Hence warranting the mesmerizing details of this entry in its whole. :cool2:

And with that, I bid you adieau !:laughing::laughing::laughing:

ahhh.. i see
o wisend one

 

[charleyfarmall]

Agreed, BS.

 

[PoorMansCat]

Still, one wonders why they don't have the USA office edit and revise the English manual.

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Cause the USA office would outsource it to somebody in India!!!

 

[Lockport]

ahhh.. i see
o wisend one

So, I actually went and tried this on my new CT235 and if I leave the left brake alone the cruise will hold. The right brake will allow a right hand turn without affecting the set cruise speed.

We might assume, as well, that with front wheel assist the front-right might be working overtime to the point of failure if constantly battling the braking rear-right.

 

[grsthegreat]

So, I actually went and tried this on my new CT235 and if I leave the left brake alone the cruise will hold. The right brake will allow a right hand turn without affecting the set cruise speed.

We might assume, as well, that with front wheel assist the front-right might be working overtime to the point of failure if constantly battling the braking rear-right.

on my dk45 if i disconnect the brake interlock, the cruise wont work. i guess its different things for different models. I found this out while trying to harrow the horse pasture.

 

[grsthegreat]

:laughing: I wish you were right but you have no idea how much i know about this little korean made recycled copycat clunker. check your loader bracket bolt holes and let me know when your syncros go.:confused2:

I just removed the loader bracket on my tractor to add a bracket to protect the loader hoses. the holes were in perfect alignment and were not reamed out. I really don't know what your talking about.

 

[duanekeys]

I worked for Littletractor.com the #1 dealer in the us for 3 1/2 years so i know more about kiotis than most people, their parts look-up has always been screwed up but is getting better. we ended up with wrong part #'s all the time and hated ordering and would call first but even their tech's have a hard time with their manuals. About the soft metal i read about on here
IT was a major problem a few years ago, i have had to install a few hundred loaders and backhoes and either the holes would not line up on the brackets meaning we would waller out the holes to get bolts to start or they would come back later with the threads stripped out of the frames and blocks. Syncro problems in the trannys, pto clutchs not working even on new models. Lets just say the repair shop always had 3 or 4 in it with something wrong, now all makes have problems and they are decent tractors for the price but will never match a deere or kubota IMO!!!!

How long ago did you work for that company? You said it "was" a major problem, do you know if that is still the case?

People tend to call BS for folks with all of 10 posts where nearly a third are bashing a particular brand...

 

[williekioti]

tomslawn = full of B.S.


So noted, will be ignored from here on out.


I advise the rest to do the same, do not bite and he'll have to troll elsewhere with his "expertise".