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Nice job.

I thought you did. This is the 4th coolant leak that I have found in my journey with this new 1120. And I sure hope that I am done with coolant leaks. So far the machine is doing great.

LOL. Believe it or not there is a plow you can get for that Mustang.

Its 29 on flat ground. And the muffler is ok to beat on that's how it is designed.

The rubber cap and clamp on the water pump. Look at the pics at the start of the thread. I think this is for heat on the 1100 but not used on the 1120.

Amen.

30 would be a heat wave here. The ice on the lakes is still 2 feet thick.

That's right poke, 5 inches. I can't fit my machine in my garage with the tracks on. That is why I told my wife I need to build another building next to the garage for the machine. She said put it in the pole barn which is where its at now but its a long walk every time I need the machine. Ill...

Just an update. After changing the cap and clamp I haven't had any coolant leaks. Knock on wood. I took the machine in some pretty ruff spots to get it hot and did this a few different times and no leaks observed so for.

I use the Kubota insurance for mine. Price is fare.

Hows it working now OrangeBuggy?

I can vouch for the machine going up and down steep grades. I have no issues at all with mine and I go up and down at 45 degrees and sometimes more then that. Tested it this winter going up and down with the tracks and no problem what so ever.

Had a chance to drive an Argo last winter. It was a blast but I would take my RTV with my tracks over the Argo. Much better ride and it will go just about anywhere an Argo will go.

Them side plastic panels do rattle a bit.

The new Kubota replacement clamps are smooth all the war around on the inside of the clamp.

I also use Firefox with no problems.

Perfectly said Spud.

Machine is looking good there poke.

Kubotas come standard with skid plates so I would ask Messicks what happen to the skid plates. They might have taken it in on trade with out skid plates.

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