Proud owner of a 8x8 LTV KID

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  1. #11
    Join Date
    Aug 2011
    Location
    Delta Junction, Alaska
    Posts
    304
    What happened to Kid8x8.com? I was on the web site several times last year this time and had called and talked with the guy. He told me he was wanting to sell out so I guess he did since there is no longer a web site? I wonder who bought the Kids and all parts/accessories?

    Real nice looking Kid Shadow. Very good find.

  2. #12
    Kid 8X8 was owned by Jeremy McCoin from Montpelier, Indiana. I talked to him the other day and he is completely out of the business. He sold all of his parts to a private collector in Louisiana. He does not even want to discuss repairs, anything, all done. I hope the person who bought his stuff surfaces here so we can keep the info, and maybe a few parts flowing. Does anyone know where to get basic gasket kits for the kid? Particularly the gear box to engine, and gearbox to drive seals. I know Wisconsin engine still has parts, and there are a few Vickers repair facilities around, but there some Kid unique parts that we may have to make ourselves. Shosen in Kansas had a bunch of stuff, but I believe the sons were not interested in running the business anymore and I don't know what happened to their parts (mostly carbs, distributors, and some other Kid specific parts). I enjoyed the water test video, it was a white knuckle ride from my computer. Anyone have some good advice on parts? Bill

  3. #13
    I just purchased a KID. It runs and drives good, but needs some TLC. I am hesitant of tearing into it for a restore as I am not able to find any parts. I am open for suggestions as well for sourcing parts.

  4. #14
    Join Date
    Aug 2011
    Location
    Delta Junction, Alaska
    Posts
    304
    Ah okay I missed this post from last summer. So someone in Louisiana hmmm? I'm looking to rebuild a kid would be nice if this new owner of parts surfaces?


    Quote Originally Posted by moparharn View Post
    Kid 8X8 was owned by Jeremy McCoin from Montpelier, Indiana. I talked to him the other day and he is completely out of the business. He sold all of his parts to a private collector in Louisiana. He does not even want to discuss repairs, anything, all done. I hope the person who bought his stuff surfaces here so we can keep the info, and maybe a few parts flowing. Does anyone know where to get basic gasket kits for the kid? Particularly the gear box to engine, and gearbox to drive seals. I know Wisconsin engine still has parts, and there are a few Vickers repair facilities around, but there some Kid unique parts that we may have to make ourselves. Shosen in Kansas had a bunch of stuff, but I believe the sons were not interested in running the business anymore and I don't know what happened to their parts (mostly carbs, distributors, and some other Kid specific parts). I enjoyed the water test video, it was a white knuckle ride from my computer. Anyone have some good advice on parts? Bill

  5. #15
    Join Date
    Oct 2014
    Location
    NH
    Posts
    34
    Master Mudder,
    I bought a KID last fall and have replaced some parts, upgraded the ignition to be electrical, found all the filters, been replacing chains etc. What do you need to work on, I'll let you know whatever I've found if it helps.
    Bob

  6. #16
    Join Date
    Nov 2014
    Location
    Eau Claire, WI
    Posts
    9
    Most all parts are common parts. Chains, bearings, hydro's. Wisconsin motors are very common and are in everything from trenchers to KIDs Some of the sprockets aren't exactly common but other than that most everything else is rather common. At least that is what I found out when I was fixing bearings and such on mine. Buy mine and you'll have a spare! Between everyone on here I think every part of these have been gone though, ask and someone will chime in.

  7. #17
    are you thinking of selling your kid?
    price?

  8. #18
    Join Date
    Nov 2014
    Location
    Eau Claire, WI
    Posts
    9
    Yes mine is for sale. It is posted in the classifieds section.

    thanks

  9. #19
    Join Date
    May 2021
    Location
    Santa Barbara, CA
    Posts
    2
    Fuel tank for the KID?

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