KIOTI RX New Owner Orientation From Larry Stovesand Equipment

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Larry Stovesand Equipment is America's Largest Selling KIOTI Dealer, with two locations in Nashville, Tennessee. Call us at 615-956-0334 or find us on the web at LarrySellsTractors.com

[@andyfeds9237]

I've been an automotive Master Tech for 25 years, mostly at new car dealerships. I wish every dealership owner would make videos like this for their customers. From a tech standpoint it would greatly reduce a lot of issues just because you're educating the customer on the operation of the expensive investment they just made. Excellent job sir!

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Andy, wow! Thank you. I was in the auto business for 25 years, and I admire technicians, more than any other member of my staff. Its a thankless job. People either assume it’s mostly changing oil, or throwing parts at the problem. You have given me a great idea. I will make videos of my technicians explaining things like warning lights, maintenance, and the like. I want people to know that my technicians are approachable and willing to help. Thank you Andy Feds. Are you a Nashville area resident? I’ll bet you are quite adept.

[@andyfeds9237]

@@LSE_TRACTOR I'm a Cincinnati Ohio boy! I would love to hear the techs opinions on the tractors, especially the ck2610, that's the one I've got my eye on. Common failures(if any) DIY tips for servicing ect. all would be awesome!

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Andy Feds Cincinnati, huh? 🤔 What I like about Cincinnati: Sky Line Chili. What I don’t like about Cincinnati: The Reds! Allow me to explain. I spent the first 42 years of my life in St. Louis. Fun fact. The Cardinals have more World Series Rings than fingers to put them on. JK, who doesn’t love the line up that the Reds had in the 70’s? Probably the best infield in the history of the NL.

[@andyfeds9237]

@@LSE_TRACTOR 😂 Skyline Chilli is the best! The big red machine was awesome, but it's been very much downhill from there lol.

[@bryancallaghan1769]

G'day Mike ,Bryan Callaghan here from upper fine flower just outside Grafton NSW Australia..I purchased a kioti RX7620 from a farmer with 100 hrs on it .( Yep 100 hours . ) It's just on three years old .I'm so happy with what this tractor is capable of ..we even towed my 40 ft container loaded 50 feet ( in the mud ,4 days of rain in clay ) yeah it spun the wheels and trenched a track .but hey. In the mud ,lol.after another year of my owner ship ,one HYD hose fitting came loose ,we can put that down to operator slackness and checking and in the last month 4in 1 HYD bucket ram has started to weep ( again. The operator picking up huge spotted gum and iron bark logs and leaning on the hydraulics ( that will learn me ) . Mike I watched quite a few of your videos and loved the kioti ,the ease of operation ,the ease of maintaince ...one gripe ..( this is my only one so far and stupid operator error ) ..VALVE STEM PROTECTORS on the rims ....last time out pushing around a 20 metre ( yes 60plus foot ),stringy bark tree ..pssssssssss..wiped out my front valve stem . Gutted . It's 67 klms to town and the front wheel ( thank God it was the front wheel ) only just fitted into the back of my Toyota troop carrier ..otherwise mate. Brilliant tractor ..Fair dinkum ,hard working fantastic machine ..your video explaination , bloody brilliant , I will endeavour to stop and to change from 2x4 to 4x4 in the future . Don't forget to give a big shout out to our Aussie dealer and buyers ..thanks Mike . From a happy kioti buyer

[@geezboil]

What of the best tutorials on a tractor, what you mentioned can be based on any tractor. We need more dealers like you. Thank you.

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Wow. Thank you Geez

[@andrewvida3829]

Good video. I bought a 7320 six months ago and I really like it. For a 75hp tractor, it is an absolute beast. I didn't get it with a creeper - sometimes I wish I had, but don't really need it, but first gear in low range pulls like a freight train. I run out of traction long before the engine makes any noises hinting at the load. Thus far this tractor has been an absolute joy. I also recommend using the shuttle for initiating all motion as the computer will doubtlessly provide the smoothest engagement, thereby ensuring optimal clutch life. I'm an old clutch and brake monkey, so I'm still getting used to it, but I'm also figuring out the technique for efficiency. I will also offer and opinion of shuttle v. hydro: I will take a geared transmission over hydro any day. They are more efficient, significantly less costly to repair, more reliable, and if you're heavily habituated to clutch and brake, safer. I have operated mid-sized Kubotas and Deeres with hydros and the one thing that came home to me very clearly is that if you are heavily habituated to clutch and brake, hydros can be dangerous in the sense that if you get yourself into a tight spot, requiring or at least eliciting a sudden gut-reaction type of response, you may instinctively go to stomp the non-existent clutch and brake pedals, the former not being there and the latter actually being the "let's go forward" side of the hydro. That could get you into serious trouble. Make mine a good old-fashioned gearbox any time. Thanks for the video. You did a great job.

[@countryside450]

Hi Guys , i own a Kioti rx 7320 PS creeper up north in Canada 🇨🇦, and even though i deal with a great dealership, i really enjoy visiting your chanel for some importants details about maintenance and stuff, great videos. Keep doing what you doing it's much appreciated!! Thanks

[@ronaldgreene3859]

If I could go back I would have driven 5 hours to buy my tractor from these guys.. I feel my local dealer could care less.. these guys make super helpful videos etc... I'd bet there customer service is above and beyond in person.. my dealer didnt even walk over the tractor with me.. here it is take it home.... thanks and bye.... your videos are awesome, keep them coming...

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Ronald, Thank you. What nice things you have said. We know how expensive these machines are, and we never forget that the folks that buy our tractors not only give us their money, but also their trust.

[@jjarvi10]

So, I was playing this in the background when I heard you start talking about the shifting... this is important because I was convinced that I needed HST.... now I am curious, what is the big deal... that is super easy without the HST..... you have to push the button and put it in gear..... no other clutch..... pretty simple... thank you for opening my eyes and potentially saving me money!!

[@SB-dw6hz]

Thanks for making this video! I find your "new owner" videos more informative then most videos that just go over the features and specs of a tractor. Kinda unrelated but do you guys sell the kioti branded attachments made by woods or only titan implements?

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Thank you SB! I sell Titan Implements exclusively.

[@janericchannel4513]

I see that you are using a trailblazer - one at the end of the video. Did you just hook that directly into the third function on your loader? Do you have to change out the fittings on the hose so that you have one female and one male? Does that mower work just with the hydraulics of the tractor and if so does it work well? I just bought one of those and I bought the power pack to go with it but I have the same tractor that you have there in the video the RX 7320.

[@chevydiesel350015]

I agree with Andy Feds comment. Let some of your techs point out common problems they find and how to keep them from happening. I think it be some good info to pass on like this video.

[@johnseppanen4565]

Informative video on the basics. I enjoyed it greatly. :)

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Thank you Jon

[@dansinclair4555]

Dave Sinclair would be proud! Dan

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Thank you Dan. That makes me very proud.

[@qzorn4440]

gee whiz, how do you start the rx6620 tractor? i tried pushing the clutch in, set the park brake, i think the pto is in neutral, seat belt on/off? turned the key, and no start... help thanks

[@garycarter5641]

Gary Carter here. I would like the different elements of the tractors model name explained. The RX I think is the size of the tractor, and I understand the number is the horsepower. The 10 or 20 at the end is what I need information on. I think of the RX as a utility tractor that is not part of the compact range. I think of the NX as the biggest of the compacts. Is my thinking correct?

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Well, some folks classify all tractors under 100 HP as compacts, so as there is no actual standard, much of it may be accurate to one person but not to another. The RX is certainly what most folks would consider a utility. The NX crosses over between a compact and a utility.

[@allenchancery2304]

I just bought a dk5510, be delivered tuesday next week,why is it,that I cant find videos on dk but plenty on rx

[@marroch3409]

nice song intro hiha!!!

[@l.johnston5152]

We have subscribed and find your excellent videos so incredibly helpful. After 30+ years on 160 acres in TX we are FINALLY going to get our own tractor. Being that you sell both, I would LOVE to know which tractor you would pick : a private sale 4 hours away for a used but well maintained 2021 Kioti RX6620 power shuttle cab with 140 hrs and hopefully transferable warranty. It once had a fuel tank leak but kioti warranty replaced tank. OR should we pay about $8k more to get a new TYM T754 PSC that has 8 more hp & much greater pto lift plus comes with 3rd function & TWO sets of remotes and free delivery from a very customer oriented local dealer ...who might give me some $ for the old non working yellow Ford tractor I inherited from my dad who sadly passed on this year. Your expertise & advise would be worth $100 to me. I know the Kioti seems well thought out for easy access for maintenance. Is the TYM just as good in this regard? We will be making this decision within the next 4 days. Would SO appreciate your advise.

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Thank you for the kind words! I’m happy to stick my nose in and offer my .02’s worth. Call me sometime tomorrow, and we can talk. -Mike 314-550-3125 (my cell).

[@l.johnston5152]

@@LSE_TRACTOR you are AWESOME! I will and I meant what I said. This is such a huge decision for my husband and I. So grateful for any advise. Thank you and I'll call after church.

[@generichardson7372]

You almost got stung brother!!!

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Lol! After the video, I slammed the hood down and the wasp’s nest dropped out. I was spotter by the lead kamakazi. He got me in the leg.

[@generichardson7372]

@@LSE_TRACTOR at the beginning when you hit the pedal for the tilt steering, the nest fell down and hit the floorboard and a wasp was crawling around. I was thinking i would have jumped off of that tractor in a minute.

[@stuffnsuch631]

Surprised power shuttle isn't standard

[@LSE_TRACTOR]

Me too! Actually, I believe that it is because some folks are more comfortable with less technology.