Recent content by Hunter11

2020 X1140 with 3500 miles and 550 hrs.

Looks like Beamtech still makes them. I don't know why the Amazon link quit working as that is where I bought mine. Beamtech's price isn't bad. I have had them my X1140 for a couple years now with no issues...

They kind of remind me of the Tusk Terrabite which is what I plan on putting on our RTV sometime this year. We don't need a real aggresive ATV tire on this property and we go on a paved road from time to time. Plus I want to move from a 6 ply to an 8 ply tire.

Wish I could help you on that one but we don't have blizzards in East Texas......

I use the Beamtech bulbs and am very happy with them. I hardly turn the 42" light bar on anymore. I used the BT on our Mule Pro FXT for four years with no issues.

Ours does that. Buddy of mine bought his the same day I did and his does it. We never worry about it.

We are in East Texas and have gone to hunting pigs at night. With this heat they have gone to only moving at night. We just watch the game cameras and when they start hitting a feeder or water hole we head out with our night vision scopes and go to work. We will never get rid of them.

2020 X1140 360 hrs. 2200 miles

We live in the country on 150 acres and our RTV stays under our carport between our trucks at night. I installed a on/off toggle switch in the glovebox and wired it into the ignition switch. When we are done with it we pull the key and flip the switch off and close the glovebox. The motor will...

I use synthetic fluids in everything we own. In my experience they will burn just as well as the regular stuff.

I use mine to start brush piles on fire.

My 2020 X1140 has a driveline vibration between 8 and 10 mph which is where it spends most of the time. Dealer has no clue and of course it is one month out of warranty.

My 2020 does it. I even tried cleaning the spark arrestor thinking it might be dirty.

I know this is not answering your question "technically" but I use Rotella T6 in my RTV, tractor and ZT mower. Here in Texas I use 15w-40 but in a colder climate I would probably use 5W-40. I think you are right on the requirements but can't confirm it. My Kubota dealer does know I am running...

All shock collars are set to the second notch off the lowest setting. I had to lower them one notch once the lift was installed to soften up the ride.