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The breather kit was on the original 2014 X 1100C starter I removed and new starter purchased had the kit with it, the kit seals the starter but water getting into the bell housing from some other source can still get into the starter.

Sorry for the double picture, part 100 and the copper washer are at the bottom of Bell Housing, you will need to remove the skid plate to see part 100 and the bottom of the bell housing. Hope this helps.

I don't have a picture, but you will have to take the rear skid plate off to see it, on the X1100C there are 5 bolts holding skid plate on, when you see the bell housing after skid plate removal you'll see the plug at the bottom. Earlier in the thread there was a suggestion of using a hole...

Wish I had read this sooner, I would have changed out one less starter, original went bad, second new one lasted about a week, when I removed it it was full of water, couldn't understand how all the water got there. After reading this I removed the plug on the bell housing and the water poured...

I have one for RTVX1100, and have used a 5' box scraper with it, the only challenge is it is a lot less visible than using it with the tractor, I use it primarily on the front with a snow plow. good product overall and built well. Should be OK for road work, as it states in the write up there...

Quick comment on the doors looking different, they have changed the color from grey to black. Had a recent accident with the driver door and learned the hard way, new door was black and orange so it had to be returned and reordered the right color for the year.

Hi Mork, The link posted will take you to what modifications were made to add a snowplow to the front with up and down and tilt. It has worked well, contrary to my statement about no snow we do get some every winter so it has had some use. http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15737

I have the same unit, came as part of the Kubota Snowmax plow they sell, so it has been used on both the front of the RTV and the rear, works great for both. Have used a 48" box scraper on the rear, only issue there was it was not too visible so I use the box scraper on the tractor most of the...

Link to some pictures and product information close to what you are working on. http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15737

The attached could also work and give a bit of entertainment while using it -http://www.rodenator.com/ - video pretty much explains it all.

I have one on x-1100, went on easily and works well, it is available here as well -http://www.ebay.com/itm/Receiver-Hitch-Extension-Skid-Plate-Kubota-RTV-X900-RTV-X1100-RTV-X1120-/321404189729

Harry, I never got an answer on why the difference, maybe a dealer or tech who visits this forum could come up with an answer. Richard

Attached is the cable adjustment procedure from the shop manual, someone more talented that me could help turn the picture over. The Kubota service techs did make the adjustment on my machine and there was improvement in the shifting.

Harry, I modified a Universal Seizmik bar to fit on the roof mounts of the cab, I needed to get the bar low enough to clear a standard garage door which it does barely. The roof mounts were made from 1/4" steel in an L shape and bent down in the front to attach the bar to. I used 3 of the...