Threads Titled "Kioti Will Not Start"

[murphy1244]

scientific methodology? Sounds like some kind of Sickness.:laughing:

 

[k0ua]

scientific methodology? Sounds like some kind of Sickness.:laughing:

It is. Once you start down the road of using Scientific Method, you will never "think" the same way again.!

New pathways will be forged in your brain, and you will never be a DA again!:laughing:

James K0UA

 

[murphy1244]

It is. Once you start down the road of using Scientific Method, you will never "think" the same way again.!

New pathways will be forged in your brain, and you will never be a DA again!:laughing:

James K0UA

You are now entering The Twilight Zone. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year James.

 

[nc redneck]

900 + hours on my 2006 Kioti 45 SE. Never had any problems with starting from day one. Guess I am just lucky or take care of my stuff. I hate to even post this as my payback might be a no-start tomorrow. It is a great machine.
Thanks
Scott

 

[Poopdeck Pappy]

. . . I have a personal pet peeve with many of these no-start threads; the original poster often fails to specify: is the tractor is totally dead?, what does the instrument panel indicate?, does anything else (like flashers) work?, does if it fail to crank or crank slowly?, or does it crank normally but fail to start? From reading posts here, a lot of time would be saved if these basic conditions were addressed up front.

You just made me think about a guy I used to work with. Any time the network printer ran out of paper, ran out of toner, had a paper jam, or whatever, he would come tell me "the printer's broke." To him, it was "broke" regardless of why it wouldn't print. And, for him, the 40th time it did it was the same as the 1st time. He had zero ability to diagnose or resolve the problem himself. I hope he never buys a tractor.

 

[k0ua]

You just made me think about a guy I used to work with. Any time the network printer ran out of paper, ran out of toner, had a paper jam, or whatever, he would come tell me "the printer's broke." To him, it was "broke" regardless of why it wouldn't print. And, for him, the 40th time it did it was the same as the 1st time. He had zero ability to diagnose or resolve the problem himself. I hope he never buys a tractor.

you can bet money he did! Or will!.

I have run across people like that, not a diagnostic in bone in their body.. to them broke is broke.. its all the same. They don't understand how anything in the world works. And you could grow old trying to teach them.

 

[ritcheyvs]

scientific methodology? Sounds like some kind of Sickness.:laughing:

It's a lot like having the knack:
Dilbert "The Knack" Engineer Video - YouTube

 

[rider7767]

It's a lot like having the knack:
Dilbert "The Knack" Engineer Video - YouTube

Too funny

 

[rider7767]

Over the years, I have tried to teach hundreds of Soldiers how to be mechanics. I always say " You can tell them to turn the bolt left or right, but only a few will understand why you turn the bolt left or right."

I get "Scientific Methodology", but there are many who are not wired that way. There is nothing wrong with them, they have other skill sets. My wife for example is a wonderful cook, but she does not understand why I change the oil in the cars. I have expanded it in detail to no avail.

 

[k0ua]

It's a lot like having the knack:
Dilbert "The Knack" Engineer Video - YouTube

Well, as a Ham and an Engineer... what can I say?

James K0UA