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Anchor, I put the same size tires on the vehicle as OEM. They have worked great, no issues at all.

I had a x900 with the boss vplow and had the same issues. I now have a Gator 835m, full cab with heat and air. No issues yet with pushing snow.

Kind of dealer everyone should have. Great Find!

I would want the forward/reverse single pedal. That would be a great feature. Quieter cab also.

Good luck with the new vehicle. Hope it meets your needs. I went with the Gator after my X900 Kubota. Since I don't use it for heavy work like you do, it should be fine for me. Especially the creature comforts.

Nice vehicle, I never thought I would have anything other than a Kubota RTV, but after driving the 835M Gator, I'm glad I switched. For what I use it for it will be great. Good luck with the new "jeep", like they said keep us uptodate on your new vehicle.

Used Gator to push snow with the new tires, they worked fine, no issues As far as I could tell tires did not "cake" up with snow. So far they are just what I wanted. Very happy with the results of the change.

They are Tusk Terrabite Radial Tires. Bought them from Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Delivered by Fed Ex. Took 2 days from date of order to receive them. These were shipped from Lexington Kentucky.

Bought different tires for the Gator. I had the maxxis bighorns on the Gator. Since I don't go trail riding, I didn't need these type tires. They sound like tractor tires going down the road. The new tires are probably 50-75% quieter. I really like them. We are supposed to get 6...

Right at 200 lbs, really looked like it did s pretty good job . Wind was blowing 25 to 30 miles a hour, so it was really a waste of time but I wanted to try it out. This gator has such a good heater in it that I could plow snow in my T-shirt.

Installed Horse Mat material to the blade today, seen where some say it will protect backtop some. Made it so I could flip it over when one side wears out. Tried it out tonight and it work pretty good. Just have to see how it last. Bought a 4' x 6' 3/4 inch mat for 39.00. I use a 5 inch strip...

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Had to pump the brakes to move from drive to reverse. Pressure build up in the hydraulic system. There was an adjustment on the rear of the machine that the dealer adjusted but sometimes it still acted up. Gator no issue at all. I know they are 2 different drive systems between the Gator...

Mine is a french bull dog, it is an inside dog that likes to ride on the Gator. :doggy: We didn't get the snow like you have in the picture. St Louis had 8-15" depending on where you lived. We had probably 5-7 inches of snow. Cleaned my drive, 100 year old neighbor's drive, country road, and...

Will be out there early tomorrow morning, have to clean off a spot for the dog. Then the work (play) will begin. Sprayed the blade with fluid film today, filled up the Gator and checked the pins on the connections to be ready. First real time using the Gator for snow, so I will have to see...

Well supposed to receive 6 -10 inches of snow in Southern Illinois today. Will be putting the blade on to see how it works. It will be nice to have a nice cab with an OEM heater in it. Let the play begin (I mean work):letitsnow:

How is the blade on a paved road. My drive is blacktop and I clean some of the country road for my neighbors. So if it works good on those types of road I will modify my blade for the gator.

Do not wait on any issues you think need to be covered by your warranty. I recently had an issue the kubota said was operator error, and by their definition it could be just about anything.

I was looking at the 850 when the boss gave me approval to replace the x900. After reading what you guys do with your kubotas I could of kept my x900 for 10 years and not gone through half of what you guys do. But anyway I looked and got the best deal on a 835M gator with Hvac. It is supposed...

On my x900 you had to pump the brakes to help in the shifting also there is an adjustment on the rear of the machine that sometimes needs fine tuned. When all else doesn’t work shut it off. Now I am talking about a 4 year old x900 you 1100c might be better.