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There are good photos of the front grill of a Kioti CK20HST with and without a grill guard (and a brush guard) on it at the kioti web site: http://www.kioti.com under "Products | Accessories".

I pick up my new Kioti CK20HST this Friday and I am bouncing around like a kid at Christmas! I had been leaning strongly toward a Kubota BX23, but the dealer I contacted didn't call me back when he said he would. I then stumbled across a Kioti dealer in Penrose, Colorado and was *very* impressed with the CK20HST. Got to drive it and it was "game over"! Bigger, stronger, gruntier!

I am getting the CK20HST with FEL, backhoe (attaches to subframe), box scraper, blade scraper and PHD. Rear wheels filled with washer fluid, industrial tires and steel hooks welded onto the FEL. The warranty on this tractor is outstanding (24 months, 36 months on engine and drive train).

Dealer is 20 minutes down the road and sell, services and carries parts.

Okay! End of excited babbling!!

- Kevin

CK20HST Grill GUARD
Kioti Tractors
Replies 3 Post by ferrickside

The BX23 manufacturer specs state the weight without attachments at just over 1500#. I guess the attachments kick it up a bit!

I'll be hauling it with a 2004 Chevy Tahoe LT.

I have a smaller trailer and wondered (hoped!) it would suffice - apparently not!

I very much appreciate the advice, at least I didn't buy the current trailer with the intention of hauling a tractor on it - looks like I have an excuse to get another toy now... :^)

BX23 length with FEL and BH attached
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by ferrickside

Thank you both for the excellent replies. You have given me the confidence to press ahead with a BX23 purchase.

I had checked the archives and found a post which also described how the backhoe could be used to dig post holes.

- Kevin

BX23 and Woods PHD
Kubota Tractors
Replies 4 Post by ferrickside