Kioti DK35 Oil Change & Bush Hog Repairs!

Oil and oil filter changed on the Kioti DK35
Inner and outer air filter changed
Fuel filter and filter housing changed
New brush hog tail wheel hub install

[@SchysCraftCo.]

Very nice job. Liking the new logo. Nice job. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend Mike. Keep repairing. Keep fixing. Keep cooking. Keep eating. Keep wheeling and dealing. Keep making. God bless

[@UncleMike1776]

Thank you & I appreciate your comments!

[@SchysCraftCo.]

@@UncleMike1776 not a problem at all. Your very welcome.

[@HamiltonvilleFarm]

Whoop whoop 🙌

[@UncleMike1776]

Thanks for stopping by!

[@fooddude411]

Amazing logo! Perfect.

[@UncleMike1776]

Thank you!

[@michaelyarmie4858]

Not cooking up some chow. I'm making some thick cut pork chops roasted in saurkraut. With oven roasted potato wedges.

[@UncleMike1776]

It’ll fluctuate, just depends what I’m doing!

[@natevanlandingham1945]

I don't think I would use filter that "would work" I'd worry about sealing on them. Just keep filters on hand at the house. Easier than having to drive anywhere when ones needed.

[@UncleMike1776]

Yeah but if I could get it from the parts store it’d be better!

[@natevanlandingham1945]

@@UncleMike1776 if you like driving to parts stores I guess? I'm 30 mins from a parts store. Last thing I want to do is if I forgot on a town trip before is waste an hour plus driving to town and back just to usually pay more for the same item often a better one that I could buy online and have shipped to my door for cheaper. I keep stuff around so even the 2 week or 4 week shipping of today's world is not an issue. That's just me though. I order 95% of my parts and stuff online so I'm use to it. Way easier, cheaper, more convenient and better brands for less money than local stores.

[@natevanlandingham1945]

I always pronounce it like coyote like the animal. I thought that's how it was pronounced. Don't they even use a pic of the animal in their signs or logos or something? I thought I saw it somewhere at a dealer one time I drive by.

[@UncleMike1776]

Yes

[@rvideoconceptsmrozinski6189]

Hi, would like to know how old the tractor is. How many Hrs. and how reliable it's been. Going to look at a 2003

[@UncleMike1776]

2004 I’m the 3rd the both previous owners put 16 hours combined on it, I’ve got 228 or so now! No issues other than normal wear and tear. It’s been a great tractor but going from a 55hp down to a 35hp my biggest complaint is how underpowered it is. But it does what I need of it. Just put the first set of tires on it since new so the original tires lasted 18 years. I don’t use it much other than knocking down weeds and spreading driveway gravel. After sitting in covered and in covered for 18 years the hydraulic hoses are starting to crack and 3 of the 4 loaded cylinders are leaking small drips while in use. I drove 2 sticks into the mid pto seal, I replaced it once and the second time I found a freeze plug that fits the hole and blocked it off with a piece of sheet metal to protect it. I didn’t use it for 5 years and it just sat. Put new battery started using it again and the “driver side” axle seal started leaking, which I don’t plan on fixing because you have to split the tractor to fix it. It only leaks when in use and the “driver side” is lower than the “passenger side”. And the only other issue is the auto fuel cut off solenoid froze up and stopped working, when you turn the key of it doesn’t shut the tractor off, you have to pull the manual fuel shit off, next to key. But that’s been like that since I got it. I’ve had the unit since 2007.

[@NCMOUNTAINMAN]

Tripods are really cheap. Just sayin’

[@UncleMike1776]

I actually just picked one up!

[@NCMOUNTAINMAN]

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