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How much will that cost me? Might just buy a brand new Jeep!

I would be happy if my 1100 would run 15 MPH uphill. We have quite a few hills on our ranch and 7 mph uphill is just too slow. Heck even 12 mph uphill would do. Don't really need much more than the 20 mph or so it does on flat ground.

I have 27/14 Rocktane XD's on my RTV X1100 with no lift. Rocky area in SE Oklahoma also. Keep the tire's aired up and you should not have any problems. Easy to pinch the sidewalls on the rocks if the pressure gets low.

I had the exact same thing happen with my RTV X 1100 yesterday. The strange thing was I had cleaned everything the evening before at it was running great. I was driving up a steep hill when the red light and alarm came on, had only gone about a mile. I thought perhaps a belt broke but...

Collie is on the right track. If you want a one machine does it all you can't beat a skid steer or CTL. There are attachments for just about any job. We use ours to mow with as well. We have the following attachments: finish mower, auger, brush cutter, grapple, bucket, forestry mulching head...

I have used Quadboss Tire sealant for several years and believe it to be superior to slime. It will seal 1/2" puncture in the tread and 1/4" in the side wall, about twice what Slime will do. It is water soluble and biodegradable. It will remain liquid to -33F. A one gallon jug will do 4 RTV...

My dealer has pics and info on the new model. He said it is the 1120. The changes he told me about were 2-3" more ground clearance, about 5 mph faster, much more comfortable seat, redesigned shift column, parking brake on dash, glove box, redesigned cooling system with 20% more coolant flow...

Does anyone have a recommendation for a tool box for the bed of a RTV 1100. Looking for one that fits like it was built for the 1100. Thanks in advance.

You may want to change the fuel filter if you did not when did your service. I had the same problem with my 1100. I had the dealer do the 50 hour service and after driving it a few hours had the same power issue up hills, etc. Finally determined that they had not changed the fuel filter when...

Since a new 1100 will cost at least 18500 that is not a bad deal. Kubota will finance it for 60 months with 0 down and 0% interest also, that is another option. As far as using it for a pattern you might be better off with a 900xt as it would be a bunch cheaper, the machine is the same except...