CK27 Tilt Steering - how?

[davrow]

The Kioti website says the CK27 HST comes with tilt steering. It doesn't say 'as an option' but maybe that is it.

I went and checked out a new one today, and neither I nor the sales person could see any way to do it.

How is it done, and is it an option?

Thanks,

David - San Diego

ps: that ignition switch really is in an ackward position, isn't it? :laughing:

 

[murphy1244]

On my DK it is a Foot pedal on the left side.

 

[davrow]

Murph,

I thought that was a clutch for the PTO.

Okay, looked at a picture of the dask on the Kioti website - they show a lever where there was a blank (rubber filler) on the one I looked at:

Hmm, small picture, but I put an orange arrow pointing to the lever.

Is that the tilt steering control, you CK27 owners?

 

[murphy1244]

Murph,

I thought that was a clutch for the PTO.

I am talking about my DK. No PTO clutch-push button.

 

[davrow]

I am talking about my DK. No PTO clutch-push button.

Thanks Murph. May have to go back and look closer.

 

[murphy1244]

Thanks Murph. May have to go back and look closer.

I'm just saying my lock is done with a foot pedal lock.

 

[Sawworcs]

All ck27 tractors come standard with tilt steering. There is a lever below the steering wheel on the left side that you pull on to tilt.

 

[davrow]

All ck27 tractors come standard with tilt steering. There is a lever below the steering wheel on the left side that you pull on to tilt.

Is that the lever in my picture? Cause there is no lever there on the one I looked at today at the dealer. :confused3:

 

[VictorW]

The lever in your picture is for a gear tractor. An hst tractor will have the rubber plug in the dash and no lever.

The tilt lever will be "under" the left side of the dash below the headlight switch along the left side of I guess you could call it the dash neck that's from the floor to the dash top. It will be the same as the two on the right side under the dash but these two are for the cruise and brake lock.

 

[davrow]

Thanks, Vic!

Two answers in one (wondered what I was missing with just a rubber plug there!)