Recent content by KevLis900SE

Saw this online from the local paper,pretty sad.</p> http://www.pjstar.com/homepage/x282408416/South-Pekin-girl-dies-after-off-road-accident</p> Haven't been on since early spring,the new wife and I have been remodeling and adding onto the house,put up a new shed and also put up a new grain...

I'm trading a Exmark gas model on the 326 and have been happy with it but really like the features of the Kubota better. </p>

We are getting a ZD326 before mowing season starts,anybody on here have one?</p>

How much for the coast valve and is Ebay the only place to get it? </p>

Yes mine is the 1 gpm unit,I may need to switch to smaller tips in the boom to keep up the pressure I want but my old tank and pump put out less than 1.5 gpm and did a good job.

It is a 25 gal. and everything mounted on the back I made myself several years ago for a 4wheeler. Here's a link to Farmtek where you could order the sprayer. http://www.farmtek.com/farm/supplies/prod1;;pg106035_106035.html

It is a Fimco and the tank,pump,15ft hose and wand and wire with battery clips and inline switch all came together and it was $131 at my local farm supply store.

As of now the tank is bolted to a pallet I cut down and just sitting in the bed.I haven't decided how to hold it down yet.

and one more ...the boom slides in the reciever then is stabilized by a couple of tarp straps hooked to the tailgate.

and another view...

Here's a few shots of my sprayer setup for the RTV

The windshield is a Kubota tinted Lexan and the top is plastic.The shop is very cozy to work in.

I ordered the hazard light kit and a rear view mirror and am working on the sprayer setup too.As far as I know the RTV and tractor get along just fine.

Here's a few pics of the new toy,hope you can see the tinted windshield well enough to see what it looks like.

Here in IL all I will need is the hazard light kit and a slow moving vehicle sign on the back.A state trooper friend of mine has a 900 on their family farm and this is the way theirs is set up and they run it on the road between farms all the time.