DK65S advice

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Husaberger

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L4740 HST, DK65S
Just bought my first Kioti
Any advice from DK65S owners out there?
 
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All I gotta say is.. keep those fuel filters changed 2x a year or expect to break out a cool grand for an injection pump.!!
Happy tractoring.
 
   / DK65S advice #4  
If ur talking about the cost of the inj pump.. believe it..
The parts are “captured” and not available to the open market..unlike a Kubota, Mitsubishi or just about any other manufacturer..
U can only get a complete pump for the DK series..
Call around and ask how much a pump is..
It’s a hellofa lot cheaper to change the fuel filters 2x a year weather you use it or not..
If your using it, dirt and debris are getting into the filament..
If your not using it, the filament is sitting in fuel deteriorating..
 
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#5  
Thanks pump guy. Very new to me as I take it for granted with my Kubota

Any other advice welcome
 
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A couple of 20.’s 2x a year will keep u outta my “in-box”
& more of your hard earned money in yours..lol
 
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I don’t disagree, but I thought that you had a story for us…
Here’s some interesting reading. I like the filter idea from 5030…
 
   / DK65S advice #8  
A couple of 20.’s 2x a year will keep u outta my “in-box”
& more of your hard earned money in yours..lol
Is that pump a 'High-Pressure' injection pump like what is found on, say -- A Cummins or Ford Diesel?

I know those are extremely sensitive to any contamination at all. The CP3 less so but still finicky.

When do you start getting into those type of Injections Pumps? Any Direct Injection, with a turbo, at a certain HP?

Thank you. I value your presence in the forum. You perform a helpful service to the TBN community
 
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#10  
Update
Starter was frozen
Just had pay $250 for rebuilt one from local shop
 
   / DK65S advice #11  
Yes, but they don’t produce anywhere near the pressures..
I’ve been doing this type of work for a living at a pump shop for 35 + years..
My bad. I wasn't clear on my question.

What I meant was, "When do the manufacturers start using the extreme high-pressure fuel pumps?"

Curiosity is all that prompted the question. Nothing more.

These little tidbits of info are good for 'bench racing' and to just keep up on what's going on in this world, which is leaving me behind these days.

Thanks again for your presence here.
 
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Looking for workshop manual and illustrated parts catalog
I found a workshop manual for a DK65 but not 65S
I'm also used to going on Kubota.com and finding every single part for the tractor but looks like Kioti unfortunately doesnt provide that info
 
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Looking for workshop manual and illustrated parts catalog
I found a workshop manual for a DK65 but not 65S
I'm also used to going on Kubota.com and finding every single part for the tractor but looks like Kioti unfortunately doesnt provide that info
Actually they do
In the link below under Kioti parts. click on DK 65. The Dk 65 or DK 65s are both listed there
 
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Actually they do
In the link below under Kioti parts. click on DK 65. The Dk 65 or DK 65s are both listed there
Thanks Vince!
Exactly what I was looking for
Local dealer said it was not accessible to the public which seemed weird to me
Looks like I'll be buying parts from nolts
 
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About a quarter of my seat cushion is gone
What advice do you have for me?
Repair? Aftermarket replacement? Can't afford new OEM
 
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I know when that happened to a friend of mine, I told’m to go get a “throwable” PFD, the kind u have to have in your boat. (Seat cushion)
They’re comfortable, lots of fade resistant colors, AND PORTABLE..it’s a cheap option for ya..
 
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About a quarter of my seat cushion is gone
What advice do you have for me?
Repair? Aftermarket replacement? Can't afford new OEM
There's automobile upholsterers that can fix it if they're in the mood.

Also, there are Motorcycle Seat makers and re-upholsterers that could certainly do it.

Look around

Mine came stock with a Grammer. Just saying that, maybe they and Kioti have a working relationship that might get you a better deal. And maybe they don't....

 
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