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Delivery of Kioti RX7320, walk around, test drive, set up & more
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2020
- 06-17-20. Join us here on the Kapper Outdoors Illinois farm for the delivery of our new Kioti RX7320 utility tractor, a walk around, test drive, overview of options, basic tractor review and more! Today was the big day that we finally got the new Kioti tractor delivered, so join us for the fun and excitement, as well as some good information regarding this tractor, the options that we added on, some comparisons between the Kioti RX7320 and our previous Branson 7845c tractor, some of the tractor setup things that I do for a new tractor, and much more. Thanks for joining us, don't forget to hit the like button if you enjoy our content and consider subscribing to follow all of our Illinois and Kentucky land management projects, our Kentucky farmhouse rehab project, food plots, duck ponds, wildlife habitat improvement projects, wildlife conservation projects, wildlife photography, tractor projects, Bobcat mini excavator projects, Bobcat skid steer projects, DIY rustic home decor projects, DIY rustic red cedar projects, DIY landscaping, waterfowl food plots, and much more country living adventure. Thank you. Kapper Outdoors, living the dream, one acre at a time.
I showed my wife this, and no I am not allowed one.. 😂
aw, c'mon man! I think she should reconsider! LOL
Congratulations Kapper! Beautiful looking machine. Lots of great, practical features. Cheers and have fun!
Thank you sir, much appreciated! Take care!
Good stuff. That new smell is always great. Glad things have been working out for you, bud.
Thanks man, keep shuffling dirt and making projects happen!
Kapper i have been following you for many years. I enjoy every video. Keep doing the good you do. Finally some heat and humidity in coastal Groton/New London, CT. Keep the quality videos coming.
I appreciate that! Thanks for the long time support, and enjoy the heat!
Do your thing brother, and enjoy your land.
Thanks man, that is the American dream! Appreciate it!
Very nice, Congratulations Joe!👍👍👍
Thanks man, I appreciate it! Have a good one!
Wow...Nice Unit Joe! Congrats and "Best O Luck" with it ';-)
Thanks man, long time, no hear. Hope all is well. Take care
Im glad you are back in a Kioti....i bought mine because of your recommendation 3 years ago
Thanks man, and yeah, that was one of life's 'learning experiences,' definitely kind of made a mistake for awhile there!! Love my new RX!!!!
Can't wait to see it work the soil. Looks good!
Me too, should be a great combination. Thanks man
Congratulations Kap,Great looking tractor.
Thanks man appreciate it! Hope you see you again in the comments.
OMG does this guy and annoy anyone all of these positive comments it's hard to get any information when he's constantly tooting his own horn and patting himself on the back if you were in the the Army thank you for your service if you are or were a cop points off for that we really don't need to know less talk and Bs more information would be nice enough about your integrity we know you're a legend in your own mind holy crap I mean shut up
Very nice, I can’t wait to see it in action.
Thank you, me too, looking forward to it!
Congratulations on your new tractor. Well done
Thank you, what a wild ride life is when you keep pushing ahead!! Have a good one.
Very nice tractor Joe! Great initial walk around and a look in the cab!
Thank you and thanks for tagging along we appreciate it!
Been watching you for awhile and have learned a lot from you while building my own property up in south Texas , you gotta give the story on you and back forty tractor
Thanks, appreciate it. Just a bad fallout, not going in any detail out of respect. We parted ways. Thanks
Just found your channel, it's very interesting, I love tractors and make fall food plots for deer in SW Illinois. Keep the great videos coming, gonna plant some oats and brassicas tomorrow on what will be a beautiful day!!
Thanks man, good to hear! Been doing a lot of plotting lately! I help out several friends who have business of foot plots and land management. Can't beat it though! Good luck with your plots! We are in Far Southern IL between Marion and Paducah
Thanks for the info. I’ve been looking at a kioti. Wish you the best!
Thanks and good luck. I did a ton of research on their company when I bought the first one. Very solid company, long history and good reputation. Take care
Super nice ! Air ride seat already in this baby. Well thought out for controls, place to put phone and even chrome around cup holder and other side. Looks like a nice light in rear for hooking up attachments.
Sounds way quieter than other tractor.
Good eye on that little rear light, that looks pretty neat down low like that in addition to the top rear lights. Now I just have to find the right button for it :) Yes, she's almost ready to roll thanks Brett!!
Good to see you back in the pack!
Roger that! It really is good to be back! Thank you
We bought a Kioti 3510 1 year ago. We move snow and hay with it. Very impressed for no bigger than it is. Good luck to you!
Kevin M.
Awesome thanks! Hey, look for my video today I am asking for Kioti owners pics and videos so I can make a montage! Send me some short vids of action! kapper@kapperoutdoors.com (Email me and I'll get you instructions for Google drive). Cheers!
Good Lookin' Tractor! Looking forward to see how you make out with it.
Thank you, this is an awesome machine!
Sweet new tractor! Enjoy!
Thanks 👍
Nice tractor Kapper. It will serve you well. My Pop sold Allis Chalmers for over 25 years. It's the right color. Thanks for the videos. I appreciate your channel.
Thank you we appreciate it and thanks for the support. Have a good one
That's a sweet looking tractor Kap, good luck with it.
Roger that!! Thank you!
Congatulations for the new kioti ,many sucsessfull years.
Thank you, much appreciated! Take care
Looks like a great machine!
Thanks man, appreciate it, and have a good one!
It's always a great day when new equipment arrives!! It does look very similar in size to my M4, and has a few options I would like to have- such as the rear three point adjustment lever. My M4 does have the de-clutch button on the shift lever, but you are missing one big thing that my kids would be upset about- a buddy seat LOL That rototiller looks super heavy duty too. Good luck with it, and I look forward to seeing future videos of it put to work!!! :)
Come on what your really wanted to say is “ my cabs bigger than your cab” lol.
You know Kapper I’m just giving you crap. Envious of both of your guys. One day I’ll get that cab I always want
I had several conversations with a Kubota rep, about the M4, but they didn't offer the rear 3 point lever. That thing is a life saver!! But that M4 looks like a beast and great rig no doubt.
Looking forward to the future reviews on this fabulous looking tractor very jealous Kap gk uk 🇬🇧
Isn't this the one you have? Or do you have the 60 some horse?
Seriously I was starting to type Thats a BEAST!! And you said Man thats a beast... Hit the nail on the head. I might have to settle for a 25hp one for now. Thats a dream machine you got.
It has been a great work horse so far! Just about to hit 100 hours! Best of luck for you, thanks.
I bought an open station rx 7320 2 years ago and I'm very happy with it
Awesome, thanks for the nice feedback! I'm loving the Kioti!
Can’t wait to see how Mrs K decorates the cab! LOL
ha ha! No bling this time!! Although she kind of owns half of it, LOL
Beautiful tractor man. Can’t wait to see how handles under long term stress. Might get one down the line. My JD is holding up well for now
No doubt it is a well made machine. I did tons of research when I cashed in my Deere for my first Kioti on their company and history. Good luck, thank you
Just ordered one yesterday, should have it next week. This will be my 2nd Kioti, loved the NX4510.
Good choice! It is a beast of a tractor! Best of luck with it! If you post any vids anywhere let me know, thanks!
Nice! Looks awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
I looked at the RX but went one size bigger with the PX. l love it and no problems and it just works well and is amazingly powerful. Love my kioti
Good stuff right there! Hopefully I won't need any more power!! LOL
Congratulations Kapper! Got new Kioti ! I gald make you more happy with Orange Beast! Don’t get stuck lol J/K ! 👍🏻🤝🦌
h aha, thanks man! You know I might get stuck at some point!! LOL Take care
Beautiful tractor love the tires !!!
Oh, no doubt! Loving this Kioti!!! Thanks.
Very nice!
Sure is, thank you! Thanks for joining us!
The Branson situation was unfortunate. Water under the bridge and I'm now looking forward to seeing future videos of what this bad boy Kioti RX7320 has to offer friend!
yes sir, life is short, do your best, don't hold up a bunch of anger, lets things go, move on and keep trying to succeed! Thank you!
Just bought one! So far no bad experiences!
Awesome, good luck! They are a great company!!
Looking forward to Kioti videos. No Kioti dealer local to me anymore. Ended up with a Branson and it works well for me. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks man. Branson is a decent tractor, they just have alot of things to improve upon. Best wishes and take care.
very nice tractor. congratulations
Thank you we appreciate it! Looking forward to lots of fun and success with it! Take care
Love the tractor. All the bells and whistles but with half a tank of fuel, lol.
The relationship and trust of a dealership is probably the biggest factor in choosing a tractor.
I have a friend 90 miles away that has sold me on Kioti, but my closes dealer is green, so i lean green.
Well, considering a good deal, some t shirts and hats, the fuel is the last thing I'm worried about! LOL. Thanks.
I traded my 6010 for the 7320 about a month or so ago. This is also my 4th tractor in 6 years. A couple things you want to do before you take it out: Remove the safety braces on top of the lift arms. They're only held down by a thumb screw and if they come off, they'll destroy your front windshield. Leave them in the shop if you ever need to brace it. Secondly, put electrical tape or a piece of vacuum line over the top pin of the loader disconnect pins. Otherwise it rattles like there's no tomorrow. The loader braces on the front rattle quite a bit as well, but not nearly as bad as the disconnect pins.
My 3-point doesn't go nearly high enough and I have to use my draft lever to get it up to where I like it. If you do use the draft lever to change implement height, you'll find that it puts some strain on the hydraulic system. If you happen to find an adjustment for it, it would be appreciated.
Have you noticed a "gurgling" coming from the hydraulics at idle? I was told by a couple people that it's normal, but sure sounds like there's air in the system....
Thanks for the info, I already took off the braces like you suggested you'll see that in my next vid. I didn't need to tighten the disconnect pins, one side I zip tied hydraulics to, and the other side does not have much play. Not sure what to say on the 3 point, seems to go way up, but if you need more travel you can adjust the 2 3 point arms to get more upward travel. Good luck, and thanks!
Kap I hope that you have many years of trouble free use from the kioti. Best of luck buddy 💪
Thank you sir, much appreciated! After all of the learning curve, I think I'm finally in the right spot and right machine!! Cheers!
Very nice ride Kap. Can’t wait until Mrs K. blings it up all pretty for ya, going to really look awesome then lol 👍
My LS has the 3 point lever in back that i could not live without. it makes it much easier to get everything on and off. The Kioti is nice
Yes sir, agreed! That little option right there save a lot of headaches, and not having to climb back in and out of the tractor so much! Good call!
LS tractors dealer is less than 5 miles from my home. Kubota, John Deere are 15 miles away but as far as Kioti they at least 100 miles away. Before moving here to south Florida I had never heard of an LS tractor, I thought they were New Holland's I kept driving by till I stopped to look at them. Both are made at same factory. I have 560 hours on mine and knock on wood no problems. Good luck Kapper!
Good luck with the tractor, what ever works for each of us is a success! Thanks.
WOW! Tractor, truck guy. Just up graded from compact to 4 cylinder utility tractor. Went with 3 remotes and tip/tilt, Land Pride Quick Hitch and Hydraulic box scraper. Kubota is my near by dealer. Had a stroke, so need HST.
Very nice! Best of luck, there are a lot of good tractors out there! Thanks and take care
Best of luck with your tractor. I always learn something in your videos. Sorry about the trolls. The have nothing else to do except hate.
Keep on keep on
Thank you sir for the support, appreciate that. We try to share our mistakes and things we learn so others can maybe avoid some pitfalls in life!
Kapper Outdoors I always tell the wonderful gentleman at the country hardware store that I am not very smart and need to learn from other people’s mistakes😉
Nice Looking Tractor Joe.
Thanks Jeff, we'll put it through some fun paces!
@@kapperoutdoors I Can't Wait. One day I will get to So. IL.
You'll love it, I just got a CK 2510 HST. It's amazing I've had mine about a month or so and already have 25hrs on it
Roger that, this thing is solid, obvious on the build and components, looking forward to lots of time!! Good luck man thanks.
@@kapperoutdoors good morning I have narrowed my search for a larger tractor two of the finalist are kioti rx7320 cab with power shuttle and Branson 7845c which should I consider? thank you
@@garyswafford3689 I definitely recommend Kioti for a host of reasons. Good luck!
Congrats brother! Really nice tractor. I got a lot of grapple and brush cutting done last weekend with my CK last weekend. Man I really like my Kioti for sure. I drove by your dealer the other day when I was up in Paducah looks like a nice dealer. Man the RX rocks and I’m looking forward to some videos. Cheers Dan
Right on man, thanks for the feedback!! Glad you like your rig, they are really well made tractors!! Let me know if you ever put up vids, I'd check them out! Thanks and take care.
Kapper Outdoors yeah I have been thinking about starting up a channel myself. Today the younger generation needs to here from us hard working older vets. Never more important than now Kapper..This country is a mess, but I’m sure we’ll pull out of it sooner or later. Rock on 🤘
That looks like a monster machine.
No doubt! Things feels very capable and ready to rumble! Thanks
Well done I am still looking at buying a Kioti in the future.
Kioti is a solid tractor, solid company and more. Lots of bang for the buck! If you ever decide to pull the trigger might be worth the trip or at least a call up here to my dealer for special pricing. Just holler if you ever do. Best of luck and have a good weekend!
@@kapperoutdoors Thank you
nice tractor
Sure is!
I am going to look at TYM tomorrow and will keep Kioti in mind.
Best of luck! Kioti is a solid tractor!
180 hours on my new RX66CPS and cant complain about anything. I actually tried a NX50HST cab before this but ended up needed more loader capacity for our farm work. I tested everything you did before I purchased. I’m scratching my head why people are giving you a hard time about the problem you had, like you said life’s too short- I like how your just moving on and getting back to work. I live 20 minutes from biggest Kubota dealer in New England but hard to justify paying $15k more for a machine that has the same actual capability and specs as a Kioti. Don’t get me wrong I think Kubota and other brands make good machines but when you compare apples to apples the Kioti is far and away ahead. Best of luck to you and your projects, Ill keep watching how things work. Now back to work - got lay down some hay and start making bales by end of week.
you are exactly right sir! a LOT of bang for the buck, Koreans make great machines, most people don't realize they've been making machines longer that we have!! It is a quality machine and saves you cash!! Take care and best of luck! Thanks.
for us long time watchers, you loved that Kioti -made no sense buying another brand, I see the reasoning behind the flak, all the best
I understand... But that's just life, sometimes we veer off a bit, lol. Thanks
I think you are a great teacher Kapper. Ignore hateful morons sir! God bless and Merry Christmas!
Thanks, I appreciate it. I do try to share experience from my mistakes. Merry Christmas
very nice tractor
It sure is! Thank you
Nice looking
Thank you appreciate it
Tell them they forgot to fill it up ;) Koko the Kabota is a beaut.
Not too worried about a little fuel, I got some shirts and hats :)
Nice tractor, Kap! I don't think people quite realize the importance of having a good relationship with the dealer. When it's time for service to be done on the machine, you want to know that your equipment is in good hands. I also have property in Southern Illinois and Little Tractor and Equipment are hands down the best there is in the region. That's why I went with them and bought my CK2610 last year. Enjoy your new toy and when the noise from the haters gets too loud, you just go ahead and crank that throttle boogie on bro!
Thanks man, much appreciated! Yes, so many under think the importance of the dealer follow up!! Means the world for sure! Little tractor has come such a long way and you don't do that by screwing people over.. They are solid. Have a good weekend.
I’ve got a 2015 RX7320pcc ! It’s a great tractor !
Thanks for the feedback, I believe you are right! Just posted my first vid with it! Take care
Just ordered a new RX6620 grapple and remotes 2 on rear, quick hitch on rear, should be sweet like yours👍👍👍👍
Tell it like it is, great job.
Awesome!! Congrats! You will enjoy it and hope it serves you well for a long time!!
Was looking at JD4066R but none available, and wanted about 20k more, for the same set up! Also watched your round up on the (7320) great job. No problem picking up 2700 lbs, going to use mine for logging. Cheers👍👍👍👍
@@harrycraviotto2375 Awesome, congrats again! You will find it to be a very capable Rig!!
I've had one about five months and it is a beastly tractor. Thus far it has been great, though the AC doesn't blow very cool, something I need to ask the dealer about.
The other curious thing is that it takes about 30-40 minutes before the temperature gauge registers heat in the engine.
I have not had any problem with the AC. Do you keep the coolers cleaned good? That can easily cause the AC to get warmer. Not sure how long it takes for mine to heat up engine temp. I have had the regen not come on automatically, but had the dealer test it and they said if you don't run it at 2,000 rpm plus ALOT the regen won't want to work right. These engines are made to run HOT and at high RPM a lot. Best of luck, these things are beasts.
I like it! If I wasn't so old you could adopt me
lol you'd be doing a lot of chores!!
Well sir,....my 40 yrs old Ford tractor doesn't have a single feature your new tractor has. Zip. Nada. Not one. But hey Joe, enjoy all those creature comfort features for years to come.
I hope to. Those things do allow me to do some things that I otherwise might not be able to do. Come out any time and you can put it to work just like you did that last time! Have a good day.
That’s nice
Beast 💪🏻👍
good luck
I thought you got rid of a kioti for the Branson. The ac didn’t work well in the Kioti. Is the AC better in the RX?
Don't recall that. The AC wasn't that great in the Deere, then I got the other Kioti....
I've been watching your videos for probably a year, really enjoy them. We have a 50 acre property and will soon be buying a tractor so I pay particular attention to your tractor episodes. Good luck and keep up the good work!
Thank you and best of luck when you get a tractor! I made a mistake by switching to Branson, that one is kind of on me. But I can say Kitoti is a great company and makes great tractors, that will compete easily with Deere and Kubota yet save you thousands. Take care and good luck.
Wow, that new tractor looks sharp. I'm glad you got so many shots of the interior, it only looks like that once. How long before you let Mrs. Kapper drive it? This one is a lot quieter inside. Getting all the accessories set up and ready to go will take some time. A note to Mrs. Kapper, your nature videos are beautiful. Hope you both staying well and safe.
Thank you Lynne, She is welcome to drive and use it any time she wants! Just no bling please this time, LOL. You take care now! Have a good weekend
I don’t know what your talking about but the m4 has the button on the shifting lever.
yes but it didn't have the rear 3 point lift lever. Had multiple conversations with a sales rep. Thanks.
@@kapperoutdoors pretty sure the R series has what u wanted on the fender.
Kapper Outdoors I have a rear fender mount lift knob on my m4 and that button. I’d revise this video.
wonder which tractor would have had problems first?
Man that’s a super nice rig Joe. Glad to see you’re enthusiastic about it. Cheers my friend and like a few others have noted, looks like you’re missing a lot of rear lights nuts.
Thanks, appreciate it. No, not missing lugs. The lugs are bolts, and there are a few different lugs, I presume some type of extra locking feature, but they are all there.
It’s a beauty! Does it have a air ride seat? Good luck and best wishes.
Not standard, but my I saved my air ride seat :) Thanks man have a good one!
Nice tractor.
Fyi
The Kubota M4D-071 has all those amenities you mentioned and more.
Also, IMHO, the ergonomics are far superior, including their seat and where all controls are positioned.
It also has an impressive drive train, 6 gears in H and 3 ranges, a multiplate wet clutch for longevity, etc.
Whish you could pay a visit to a Kubota dealer and see if some how you can compare both tractors. That would be very informative and entertaining.
Thank you for sharing.
Wish you the best.
Well I had multiple conversations with a Kubota rep and yes that unit has the clutch on the fly but didn't offer the rear 3 point lift.. And yes, they do have some nice options and tractors no doubt. But a hefty price tag as well, so its all a balance to find a good quality company and a lot of bang for the buck. Thanks.
@@kapperoutdoors
Fyi
That particular model indeed offers the 3pt controls in the back of the tractor, as an option.
Nice looking tractor and I assume it has a diff lock on the rear axle. Any one taking bets on how long it takes Mrs. K to get out there and bling it up?
yes sir rear diff lock. Yeah, we'll see if she gets into the bling!!! lol
Looking at a used 2017 model like this, and your video was very helpful. Do you know the differences in the newer model?
I don't know of any major differences my friend Curtis just bought a 17 RX6620, seemed to have all the same options. Here is that vid, and good luck!: th-cam.com/video/78G1P_nyNXA/w-d-xo.html
What's up with the air ride seat, did you lose it with the Branson trade-in?
No I kept my air ride seat.
After looking at your video on the RX7320 I decided to jump to Kioti and decided to purchased a RX7320 that will be to be delivered end of March 2022. I also purchased the Kioti KB2485 excavator... it seems small but I need it. I wonder if you know what is the rated PSI of the hydraulic pump of the RX7320. I am looking at the possibility of using a Hydraulic hammer on the KB2485. I was told that with oil debit of 19.23 G/M that could unable a Kubota KXB 460 hydraulic hammer. The only piece of the puzzle missing is how much PSI the RX7320 can deliver. If you know the answer can you share it with me? Thank you for any help you could provide in that perspective.
Congrats! Honestly I only knew what the specs were on the hyudraulic pump(s) for the tractor. I don't recall if it has one or two pumps but I feel like it has 2. Best of luck with it all I'm sure you will get things ironed out. Take care
Please tell me where you got the suicide knob my steering wheel on the Kioti 4510 is to fat for most. Thanks Kapper and happy tractoring.
It is just a standard one, I think you can get them on Amazon, but this particular one is a Deere one that I got from a friend. Good luck.
I just bought a RX7320 this week it has 2 fuse looking things in owners manual bag any idea what they are for? They have pins on one end to hook electric wire ends on
I don't believe I got those. My guess is they are extra fuses perhaps?
Do yourself a favor. Put a hydraulic top/tilt kit on it. I did that on my tractor about 15 years ago and it's a huge time saver and allows better use of 3-point hitch equipment. You can also use the hydraulic top link to a great advantage when putting the tractor on a trailer as you can gain additional implement clearance by retracting the hydraulic top link to it's shortest position.
Thanks but you must not have watched the whole vid.
Yes I agree with Todd Divelbliss Joe, you keep 'plinking away' at that issue with the Branson situation,..why not tell us what went down so we can understand this on-going mystery.
Yes too, there nothing as nice as taking delivery of a new vehicle, tractor.gun, or whatever spins your crank is there?
Thanks man. Just don't want to air dirty laundry, and be respectful, simple as that.
@@kapperoutdoors Fair enough then, absolutely understand that. That's the honorable way to handle this.
It's just that when the topic is raised by you, it piques all of our interests, I'm sure you can appreciate this too. ( especially when it's raised here on the public 'clothes line'
i.e. TH-cam! :)
Yea, enjoy yur content & 'straight talk'/ no nonsense style
Appreciate it, thanks.
Hey Kapper, good looking machine. Do you know who makes that third function kit?
Thank you, pretty sure it is W.R. Long inc. They make great stuff!
I like the new tractor, but, are my eyes deceiving me? Looking at the lug nuts on the rear tire with the tractor on the trailer, and it appears as though there only two lug nuts. Certainly more than two are needed, right?
If you screenshot it and blow it up definitely looks as only two lug nuts in it
It has all the lug nuts the couple that you see I think are extra lock nuts the other lug nuts are bolts
Hope you have better luck with your kioti then I’m having with mine seems like they could at least figure out what’s wrong with it after two months in the shop I would not recommend a Kioti to anyone I have not had a very good experience for the last four years of sucked with this tractor
Sometimes there are always problems and often time it is local dealerships. I've heard of a Branson customer whose tractor has been in the shop over a year.
Kapper Outdoors I don’t know what to do maybe the Mahendra is better I don’t know if they’re better or worse I guess all these tractors have issues you would think that the manufacture could make something decent
How many things broke on the branson vs. 60 hp kioti, and how often? I only ask cause honestly i don't really trust more than 4 people to work on my vehicles, and 1 of those 4 is me.
Not many issues with any of them. Just a few minor things here and there.
Ty Mr. Kapper
Do you like the RX7320 better than the TYM T654? Yes, I am debating between the two!
Absolutely, not really close. The Kioti is higher quality!! Depending on where you are I can hook you up at Kioti! TYM is more like the Walmart of lawn mowers. They work, not too bad, but definitely not the quality of what you'd get at a mower shop, the more durable stuff. Good luck!
Congratulations on your new tractor! I sold my 5055E Deere to my son-in-law, and have been interested in the Kioti tractors. I am curious about their resale value. Any opinions?
I would say it probably depends on your local dealer network and how much used stock is available. But keep in mind, they are a very well built machine and you'll save many thousands over some other models. Best of luck though! Thanks
Just ordered mine last week from Ronnie Bond at Harrisburg, Illinois. Little tractor. My first on I got from James little in Metropolis, Illinois in 2007
It was a Dk55, it's been a wonderful machine. I will be keeping it. It's only got about 1100 hrs. On it. I use the FEL alot and it just a little to light to suite me. I had some major loads on it. It's got the hydraulic power, just not quite enough weight although it's got fluid in tires. Ron told me they use water and alcohol mix in rear tires. I like the look of that 4-way bucket you got with your RX7320. I was wondering about what it cost and do you think it's worth it. I ordered mine with 3 remotes and one on the loader, mainly for a post hole digger, but now that it's there I see there could a lots of possibilities. I also got the hydraulic this link that I've needed a million times. I didn't get rear wiper, do you think it was worth it also and what is the cost of it.
I didn't get the radio eather, but since I seen your video, your seems quiet enough to actually hear one. My old DK55 open station is way to noisy for a radio. Do you have any trouble seeing to hook up to your front end loader implements, I have to stand up on the 55, so I was think of getting a magnetic held camera's front and rear to help with my inability to turn arround and look backwards. Hope you don't mind me asking all this.
Love your video's, thanks so much for your time doing them and answering questions.
By the way I live just a little ways out of Murphysboro Illinois on the Desoto blacktop. Anyone living in Southern Illinois is my neighbor.
I'm turning 80 in june and I'm hoping this new tractor will be a lot gentler on my back that's had surgery. Had heard surgery and intestinal sectioning as well, but just no ready to give up yet.
Wow that's a long one! Yes, I try to roll in the upgrades when I am buying the machine, so the rear wiper and radio, both good upgrades imo. I don't recall the price on the 4 in 1 bucket I've had it now for maybe 8 years or so now. It comes in handy, but it depends what you already have as to if I'd recommend it or not. If you have a grapple, you won't need the 4 in 1 too much. But with no grapple and if you are in the woods enough it can be handy for downed trees in a pinch (Although you could also just push them with a regular bucket). It also comes in handy with loading wierd things for lifting. What I mean is that you can gain leverage and more lifting positions by opening the bucket all the way if you have something chained on, or if you want to carry something on it like a deer blind, or something bulky on the bucket. When you open the bucket it gives you a much nicer and adjustable footprint to lift and carry things. But if the budget is tight you can definitely live without a 4 in 1. I can't see good for hook ups on the front loader. I should get a camera myself for that, thanks for the reminder! Best of luck, thanks!
Lovin' that Kioti! Not trying to be nosy, but I'd like to know more about why you left Branson.
Thanks. Just had to go our separate ways! Stay tuned, appreciate it
Looks like a good little tractor, I may let the LS and Kioti Duke it out for the right to sell me a tractor.
lol good luck!
Damn Joe.......wish I had a Kioti dealer close by.....
These tractors are seriously the most bang for the buck and high quality. Most people don't realize that Koreans have been making machines much longer than we have!!!
That's one very nice tractor and it looks good too. I'm glad for you, even though I'm envious of course. But at my age and what little I would use it for, much better to be in your more capable hands. Hope it is trouble-free for as long as you own it. I'm impressed that you never give up, but it would be kind of funny if we could see some videos of your temper tantrums.... you do have a few, right? LOL
Thanks Marvin and best wishes. Of course I get angry at times like everyone else, but it might be ugly!! lol
Hey Kap, that 7320 holding up? I’m wanting one bad for my 100 acre farm. Please let me know if you had any issues
So far so good! Best of luck!
@@kapperoutdoorsme too. Mine now has 498 hours on it
I have a john deere 5075e power shuttle. It's a fuel hog. Approx 2.5 gallons per hr. I've been looking at them online. Been thinking of trading sometime in the future might go for the bigger model. The john deere runs good but just can't pass a fuel tank.
Good luck whichever way you decide. I've had 2 deere's and liked the Kioti a lot better than both. Its a quality machine for sure. Most people don't realize the Koreans have been building machines much longer than we have. Thanks.