Recent content by stubby62

RTV experience I have had experience with the 1100 and 900 RTV, elk hunting in New Mexico (8500') elevation. Both units required turbo chargers for fuel economy and power at that elevation. Both units climb very well in Low, up very steep cattle roads and trails. Both units work well going...

I purchased and installed a turbo for my rtv900. I took it elk hunting in MN two years ago, without the turbo, and it did not do well at all. It smoked very heavy and did not do good on some of the steep rocky trails we were using. The altitude is about 8500 feet. I installed the turbo...

Yeah the cover on cup holder is a heater duct, it's adjustable and can blow on the windsheild, or toward the driver. Heater is piped off the radiator and does so so. Too much air comes in thru the front of the machine, to really heat up the cab much, been trying to seal some of the areas up...

Picks of mine, upgraded to enclosed cab, 27x9 kevlar tires, new rims, 4000# warn winch, sindshield wipers, under hood storage, glove box, turbo charger, coast valve, warn flood lights, Kobalt side boxes, tuck away heater, insulated under seat and floor, dome light, quad gear storage, roof gun...