Internet order Kioti parts

MarcusCarr · Sep 22, 2009

I managed to break a few things on my DK35SE and would like to order replacement parts.

Gas lid that flips up

left rear amber light lens

Also need a couple bolts for the rear wheels

Anyone know of a place to order these? Part numbers would be great =]

Thanks,
Marcus

Gil Case · Sep 22, 2009

There are lots of dealers out there to order from, my personal favorites are Wallace (Amy not Rick

)and Michigan Iron and Equip, both will ship parts at reasonable cost. However from Idaho you might want to look at somebody closer, Maybe Little Tractor in Chicago area.

flatlander dave · Sep 22, 2009

where at in idaho?

MarcusCarr said:
I managed to break a few things on my DK35SE and would like to order replacement parts.

Gas lid that flips up

left rear amber light lens

Also need a couple bolts for the rear wheels

Anyone know of a place to order these? Part numbers would be great =]

Thanks,
Marcus

rtimgray · Sep 23, 2009

Gil Case said:
There are lots of dealers out there to order from, my personal favorites are Wallace (Amy not Rick )and Michigan Iron and Equip, both will ship parts at reasonable cost. However from Idaho you might want to look at somebody closer, Maybe Little Tractor in Chicago area.

Just to clarify, Little Tractor is in Metropolis (the home of Superman, who I am pretty sure is actually James Little). Metropolis (population 7,000 or so) is about as far from Chicago (both geographically and philosophically) as you can get and still be in Illinois.

I just ordered some parts this week from Monica at Little Tractor and got them the next day. If only my installation was as quick...

Gil Case · Sep 23, 2009

Didn't mean to belittle Little Tractor by putting it in the Chicago Area, but you know us Northeasterners, there's Cleveland, Chicago, Kansas City and Denver, out there and the rest is just "fly over country".
Actually I have a friend here in CT bought his Kioti from Little Tractor. Little drove it 1,000 mile for the delivery. My friend said the deal he got was worth the delivery charge. Now that is service.