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i have that exact rear blade as well, its a perfect match with my kioti dk55. other types hop across hard ground but this blade digs right in. i got mine second hand used from a guy that had a tc35 new holland and it was just to much for that size tractor. that is a heavy blade. plus its great...

so let me get this strait, you can get a 55 horsepower kioti dk55 with loader and cab for 38500, and the same thing without the cab for 22000, that must be some cab, a 16500 cab option is a lil high.

or you could buy my used 2007 kioti DK55 and KL551 loader with 245 hour and no cab for 20,000. i'll throw in a nice pair of insulated coveralls to boot.

heres my DK55 with 551 loader, 245 trouble free hours, its a 2007 model. its for sale, sold my land now it just sita around. 19000 cash.

http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1833 its still for sale.

i'm in monroe county west virginia, thats in the southeastern part of the state.

i have a 2007 kioti DK55 with loader for sale, it has 225 hrs on it, it has 55 horsepower, turbo charged engine, starts in any weather, easy on fuel, a great tractor. 20900.00. no trades, please no scammers. email me at jda1961@suddenlink.net, or call at 304-753-5596

due to the economic times i'm selling my kioti tractor, it has 224 hours on it and has been well taken care of, go to the kioti website for specs for this model. its a very well made tractor. the price is 20900.00 buck, i'm located in southern west virginia, i cannot deliver, email me for...

i'm selling my toy, its a 2007 kioti dk55 with the loader. it has 170 hours on it, warranty til 2011, nothing wrong with it, just need to pay tuition for a teenager. email me at jda1961@suddenlink.net. price is 23500.00. cost new 26000

what ever you say, its your equipment you can do what ever you want with it. but i would'nt do it to mine. its not made for that, but to each his own.

seems silly to me i'm sitting wondering why you would want to go to all the trouble of doing that to your boxblade in the first place, are you to lazy to unhook it and hook up the trailor. why put all that stress on a piece of equipment that was'nt designed to pull a trailor? normal folks...

my camera takes big pictures, don't know how to take smaller pics, thanks

the issue i have with it is that its a push button engagement, and pushing in the clutch does'nt disengage it, there's nothing i can do about that, just live with it, and make sure the slip clutch on my impliments are working like they should. i guess its not a real big deal, i just like the old...

1 more thing the bucket is'nt deep enough either and it don't roll back far enough, here's a pic of the BIG OX blade i bought for it, cost 500 bucks, worth every penny.

i bought a dk 55 in april of this year with a 155 loader, total cost was 27000 bucks. i've put 150 hard hours on it and have only a few issues with it. the 1st is that the PTO engagement is in my oppinion flawed. its electro-hydraulic, meaning push button. push the button and its on, instantly...