Recent content by Luckystars

Club Car is it's own company with a parent company of Ingersoll Rand up until just recently. Aluminum frame, soft ride and more leg room. It's belt drive, full time four wheel drive. I don't have the hydraulic dump. Life is a trade off. I need to be able to get in and out of whatever I ride...

So to finish this story, I found a 2008 Club Car XRT 1550 for sale about an hour from me. I called the guy and he a had clutch and belt assembly put on and always used the CC dealer for repairs. He bought it from a neighbor who bought it new. I thought I'd drive over and see if I was remembering...

I'm 5'9 but I would enjoy more leg room. I don't see a spec for leg room in UTVs like you do in cars. That's what made me ask here. Or drive to 10 dealers. Maybe hit an auction preview where there might be 4-5 different models, brands. I'm thinking about the cushion idea but now thinking if that...

Oh that's a good idea. I was thinking back but up could be an option. A lot cheaper option.

I've had my 900 for 3+/- years. Made a dump bed for it, changed to 25" ATV tires and enjoyed it with no issues other then a spark arrester slowing be down and a brake adjustment also slowing me down. It does everything I need. I find myself wanting to tell her "It's me not you but we need to...

I loved the BBC Top gear so when I saw Jeremy in this I had to watch. There's only one season and 8 episodes I think. I watched them all in 2 nights. You're tractor's too big and Bloody Hell makes me laugh every time. IMHO it's worth a watch and free if you already have Amazon Prime.

My 2008 RTV 900 seat and cover are in good shape. No rips but it's like a park bench. It has so little contour I slide all over it. Buckets? Cloth? New foam?

Came across this post looking for cylinder stroke for the factory ram. I'm building a dump bed from scratch. My RTV900 came with a dumpster mounted on the back. Just let me throw a chainsaw and some rope in the dumpster. I'll just dump them out on the ground when I need them. Yes it wasn't going...

I'm fighting sand mostly. The tires on it now are like a golf cart tread, meant to go on grass and sod. They are 1500# at 30 psi. They sink in sand like a train wheel would. If I drop them to 10-12 psi they do a lot better but are they 1500# tires stil? I see 2000# for the RTV 900. Add fluids...

My 2008 RTV 900 came with 24x9.50-12 turf tires, like a zero turn mower would use. I'm wanting something a little more aggressive. What are the opinions on these? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Set-4-Premium-Free-Country-ATV-UTV-tires-25x10-12-25x10x12-8PR-Side-Scuff-Guard/173808038025 Thanks

Here in central Florida we dodged the hurricane. Max wind gusts of 20 mph. We sure didn't need the water. We had 4.75" in 2 hours on July 4th and a couple more the next few days. All y'all along the coast be safe. I hope it misses everyone and fizzles out somewhere over the Atlantic.

I'm betting it's a fuel filter or sediment bowl or a pinched line. It's definitely starving for fuel. Let us know what you find.

I do not recall a white label near the VIN. It may have been painted over. I have the black tank for the hyd dump with 2 lines and 1 lever. Here are some pics of what I bought. The dump has been removed and a temp wooden flat bed installed, for now.

I bought this used with a huge dump bed on it. Must have been at a campground or RV park for picking up trash. I think it's a 2008. It has 24x9-12 tires that are almost like a golf cart tread. I'd like to put a mixed atv/street tire on it. I see a lot of options on ebay but they are all 420#...

Have you tried shutting down and just pushing one out or in to align them? The only resistance will be the seals in the rams. They are connected directly together. worse case nudge a tree with the one sticking out.