Online Kioti Parts

[monteu]

My Kioti dealer moved out of town. It was kind of a mystery what happened. Is there any online Kioto parts store? I need to order a couple lights, oil filters etc

thanks,

 

[murphy1244]

Try This place Home Michigan Iron & Equipment Morrice, MI (855) 265-459
I use them myself

 

[747driver]

I use Michigan Iron and Equip. I also use Nolts Equipment for my filters...Nolt's Power Equipment LLC | Perry Power Equipment LLC ...
Search domain www.noltspower.comhttps://www.noltspower.com

They sell different package kits, cheapest i have found. They also have a store on Ebay.

 

[rademamj1]

Check ebay for common OEM filter packages. Like the oil filter, fuel filter, HST filter and the Hydraulic filter all in one shipment.

KIOTI COMPACT TRACTOR PARTS DK451, DK5, DK551 MAINTENANCE SERVICE FILTERS | eBay

 

[kawakx125]

Was it Mo-kan outdoor power by chance?

 

[kantuckid]

WIX filters and more are sold online and shipped to your door w/o Kioti dealer parts prices. Ebay may have deals on leftover items too.

 

[iptman]

I'd stay away from Wix filters. A lot of issues around the interwebs about anti-drain back valves malfunctioning and clogging the filter holes to the point engines are losing oil pressure. I just stick with OEM filters across all my vehicles and machinery. Saving a few bucks on after market filters just doesn't make sense to me.

 

[Robin Veerman]

OEM filters are not aftermarket? I’ve never ever ever seen any OEM filters made by an OEM. They are simply “labelled” with the OEM name to add to their market share. There’s as much chance to have an issue with OEM filters as with most aftermarket ones. The positive side of “aftermarket” is that the buyer knows who the actual manufacturer is. Just my 2 cents, Dutchy

 

[5030]

Just my 2 cents, Dutchy

More like a half a cent....

OEM's don't make oil or filters but they have them made TO THEIR SPECICIFACTIONS. That is the important part you missed.

 

[5030]

I'd stay away from Wix filters. A lot of issues around the interwebs about anti-drain back valves malfunctioning and clogging the filter holes to the point engines are losing oil pressure. I just stick with OEM filters across all my vehicles and machinery. Saving a few bucks on after market filters just doesn't make sense to me.

Me either. My kubota's get Kubota filters, oil, hydraulic, fuel and air and they aren't much more than the 'other brand'. Not enough to matter at least. So does my pickup truck and my car and everything else I own...

 

[iptman]

OEM filters are not aftermarket? I’ve never ever ever seen any OEM filters made by an OEM. They are simply “labelled” with the OEM name to add to their market share. There’s as much chance to have an issue with OEM filters as with most aftermarket ones. The positive side of “aftermarket” is that the buyer knows who the actual manufacturer is. Just my 2 cents, Dutchy

Here's the difference. If you took your warrantied tractor in to the dealer for engine problems and they open it up and find this and a non-OEM (this pic is from an engine that had a Wix installed, the orange bits are the pieces of the anit-drain back valve) filter installed they're going to void your warranty on the spot and tell you to talk to the filter manufacturer. If it's an OEM filter bought from an authorized dealer it's fully on the tractor manufacturer to resolve and under warrnty.

 

[Robin Veerman]

Show me OEM specifications. Never seen them either... Although there are brands that are known for good quality as those of not so good quality. Warranty is No different when a filter manufacturer recommends their filter for your application. Dutchy

More like a half a cent....

OEM's don't make oil or filters but they have them made TO THEIR SPECICIFACTIONS. That is the important part you missed.

 

[Robin Veerman]

All I’m saying is that aftermarket companies are very conscious of their need for repeat costumers and the importance quality plays into that. OEMs are after the extra dollar with a product made to the lowest bid, not necessarily the best product. Dutchy

 

[rademamj1]

All I’m saying is that aftermarket companies are very conscious of their need for repeat costumers and the importance quality plays into that. OEMs are after the extra dollar with a product made to the lowest bid, not necessarily the best product. Dutchy

Based on my experience with Kubota and Kioti OEM filters, I find their quality to exceed most aftermarket suppliers. My tractor is now out of warranty, but i still purchase OEM for its quality.

 

[Robin Veerman]

Me too. No aftermarket hydraulic filters available for my Kioti....

 

[5030]

Comes down to personal preference and I'm like the others, I use Kubota Filters exclusively.

 

[Robin Veerman]

Perfect. Do what makes you happy. But....who makes those Kubota labelled filters? Dutchy

 

[5030]

Perfect. Do what makes you happy. But....who makes those Kubota labelled filters? Dutchy

Various manufacturers that comply with Kubota's specifications. Don't matter to me as I know they meet or exceed Kubota's engineering specifications. Except air filters. Kubota gets all of them from Donaldson. In fact Donaldson makes all of Kubota's air filter housings as well.

 

[5030]

In reality, I don't care what you use. I only know what I use and I'm happy with them and... Genuine Kubota or Kioti or JD or whatever filters are only a few pennies more in most instances. Not worth the hassle for me. Besides, my dealer delivers my parts to the farm. I don't even have to go get them.

 

[Hope Caper]

Try the nearest dealer. If they are worth their salt they will make arrangements to meet your needs. Also you establish a relationship for advice on repairs or maybe service in the future.