KIOTI TRACTOR ONTO TRAILER WITHOUT RAMPS 

Great tip for tractor/trailer handling, Mike! That's especially valuable for a new-ish tractor owner like myself (owned my DK5310SE for about 1 1/2 years now). I've yet to pull a trailer (ever!), but I think that when I do decide to take the plunge, I'll be going with a trailer much like what you demonstrated this on. Between the deck being open for loading via forks from the sides to the dovetail making loading with or without ramps easier, it looks like a sensible way to go. Thanks! Dwight.

Man that is a good looking Tractor and Trailer combination, I should get that. Oh wait, I DID. Thanks to Mike and his team for their help in making my buying experience awesome. I unloaded that Duo (same tractor and Trailer) a few times this weekend with that very method. Had no issues.

I just bought rear wheel spacers for my Kioti ck3510 and was going to buy two extra ramps but after watching this video I think you just save me some money and some aggravation.

Very cool video Mike! See ya on the next one…

If Mr. Mike says it you can bank on it. Best person I've ever met in the equipment sales world that is straight up honest. Really like the video but I with people not being able to define a woman i probably tell people only to load on a flat surface.

Parking brake actuates rear wheels only which is a problem if they are in the air. If you are doing this, chock the front wheels

Hey, I use hooks myself as in my case it makes hard to reach areas a breeze. I also ratchet binders, however I actually enjoy using the snap binders.

Very interest!

Well that's one way to load a trailer of that type! I'm assuming you also chain the front end of the tractor. Good video Mike.

would like to see a "what trailer would I use" series for the different models of Kioti. I'm having trouble finding just the right trailer for my RX6620

I load my tractor on my trailer the same way, it is a 10k trailer, PJ brand and over time there is a bow in my trailer from doing it. Will I stop, no, too lazy to get ramps out but it is not smart.

Doing that with my 1989 Toyota PU was fine,when I did it with my 1997 3/4 ton Chevy I arched the trailer when I picked the rear end of the truck off of the ground. The pu weighs about 7500 pounds. 7000 # trailer and a bigger tractor,I believe a 6X6 block of wood under the tail of the trailer would have saved me a big repair job(18 ft trailer with a 2 ft dove tail)it bowed it 2.5 inches.

Is your truck in park?

Hello, which Kioti model is it?

Dang, can ya block the trailer tires next time? Hate to see another truck go down the hill with a tractor hanging off the back of the trailer

In Connecticut you would need five separate chains to tie down that set up!! Just saying. Don’t load a tractor on a trailer on a incline or your going for a ride. The only reason I’m saying this is for the people who may try this little trick.

Won't be using that method on either my own equipment or other people's.

Load equipment on trailers everyday, nothing wrong with this. Only thing I do different is chock the trailer tire so you don’t get the back and forth movement. Not good on the tranny.

That cant be good on anything tons of unnecessary stress on everything but maybe im wrong but ill keep using ramps

Instead of scratching all that paint how about putting a Levi’s in the drawbar

Simply said stupid! Just wait to see what happens when the coupler fails. I've seen it happ

Bad, just bad... for trailer, hitch, truck frame, truck trans, and safety

That is so wrong

I’m sorry but this is terrible advice. Someone is going to shove there truck down a hill.