CK20s HST Prices

[Roxburyeric]

I am finally ready to purchase a tractor. Looking for pricing on the CK20s hst TLB package? I'm in CT. Thanks for your help.

 

[ccdck20hst]

I would guess you might figure about $19,500 to $20,000 or so here in New England where prices are high!!!. I have not priced one recently. Very nice little tractor with a powerful loader. The factory backhoe will drag the tractor around without proper outrigger pads or other measures here in our clay hard pack soil. Just one unsolicited opinion - if you are buying new you might want to consider going up in HP in the Kioti line to get more useful functions (wider and higher volume loader buckets, ability to tow a bigger mower, deeper reach backhoes, all things that increase efficiency and get more work done in less time) for several thousand more dollars. I do love my CK20HST TLB (204 hours now) and lucky for me on my small lot (about one acre) ground speed is not critical. The whole rig weighs about 3,800 pounds and in high the tractor does not do hills or move with speed even in low range up hill. Saw your post over in the Bobcat forum. From what I have read the Bobcat tractors (especially as you go into the 35 and hp lines) have more attachments available and the front loaders are rated to lift a little less. Good luck getting what you want and can enjoy!

 

[Gil Case]

I am CT and bought a ck20hst from out of state (Wallace in PA) in 2008. No one in CT or over NY state was willing to deal and shhhh- the state tax added a lot more than the cost of delivery. I know guys here in CT who bought from Little Tractor in Illinois and it was cheaper than the local dealers. Dealers in CT are mostly lawnmower guys who have a few tractors on the lot. You might try the NH guys, (Upper Valley Kioti ) they are not too far from you and have a good reputation.
I have had no trouble with the CK20 on a 2 acre property. Most certainly the size for me. As someone else mentioned, get the Big Feet for the BH, it is a powerful little bugger.

 

[IslandTractor]

You might also keep an eye on Craigslist. CK20TLBs are not all that common but I've seen them. Low hour machines sell in the mid teens so you can save some bucks. If you do that make sure you are comfortable evaluating used equipment.

I also agree with looking at dealers out of state and considering Bobcat versions (CT122). Rick Wallace near Scranton PA is great. Upper Valley in Lebanon NH also.