Kioti owners recommend these specific socket sizes:

• 17mm and 19mm for wheel lugs (torque to 65/90 ft-lb)
• 17mm for loader mounts (torque to 60 ft-lb)
• 17mm for ROPS (Roll Over Protection Structure) (torque to 60 ft-lb)
• 19mm for mower blades (torque to 80 ft-lb)

PRO TIP: Get a $15 caliper from Amazon to measure the smallest and largest bolts and nuts on your specific Kioti model to determine the exact socket set you need.

At around 50 hours of operation, brake adjustments may be necessary. Follow these steps:

1. Locate the adjustment rod with jam nuts on each end
2. Loosen the jam nuts
3. Adjust the turnbuckle until it feels right
4. Lock the jam nuts
5. Repeat for the other brake
6. Snap the lock back together

Important: When using brakes individually, the tractor will not restart unless the brakes are returned to the locked position.

Fuel System Troubleshooting Checklist:

• Check for a gunked-up engine stop solenoid
• Inspect loose or corroded ground connections
• Verify sufficient voltage from the starter
• Ensure battery is providing adequate power (should read 12.4 volts at the posts)
• Confirm correct battery size (check cold cranking amps in the owner’s manual)

SOLUTION: For a stuck solenoid, try running diesel additive and turning the key to the on position and off 5-10 times to help unstick the solenoid spring.

Kioti tractors manufactured by the South Korean Daedong company have been sold in America since 1986. The brand offers:

• Over 40 models ranging from 22 to 110 horsepower
• 3 models of compact general-purpose vehicles
• Dozens of types of multifunctional and special rigging equipment

Standard Features on All Kioti Machines:

• High-capacity hydraulic systems
• Reliable power takeoff shafts
• Automatic or manual gearbox
• All-wheel drive capability (mechanical or hydraulic mode)
• Three-point hitch layout

OWNER TESTIMONIAL: “KIOTI tractors specs are better than Kubota. Kioti frame is 27″ longer than Kubota for a better ride. Kioti’s front end loader is made for that specific tractor.”

How do I find parts diagrams for my Kioti tractor?

You can access parts diagrams through dealer websites by going to the “parts finder” section and clicking on the Kioti icon at the bottom of the page. Alternatively, websites like 4myKioti.com offer schematics for various Kioti series tractors. Many parts suppliers also maintain extensive online catalogs of Kioti components.

What tools do I need for basic Kioti tractor maintenance?

A good metric socket set is essential, with common sizes including 17mm and 19mm. You’ll also need a standard filter wrench for oil changes, a torque wrench for proper bolt tightening, and basic hand tools. For precise measurements, a $15 caliper is recommended to determine the exact socket sizes needed for your specific model.

How often should I service my Kioti tractor?

Kioti tractors typically require service at 50 hours, 200 hours, and then at regular intervals. Daily visual inspections are recommended, including checking fluid levels, air filters, and ensuring all mounting hardware is secure. The owner’s manual provides a detailed maintenance schedule specific to your model.

What should I do if my Kioti tractor has fuel system problems?

Common fuel system issues include clogged filters, air in the fuel lines, or a stuck engine stop solenoid. If your tractor won’t start, check that the fuel tank has diesel, bleed the fuel lines by cracking the bolt on the fuel injection pump, and try cycling the key 5-10 times to unstick the solenoid. Using diesel additives can help prevent these issues. Also verify that all ground connections are tight and the battery is providing sufficient voltage.