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Both of our x1100c’s cycle like Mork said. I figured it was normal because it always blows cold when I need it. Used it last year at 105 outside and it was pleasant inside.

Both our 2016 and 2020 1100c's have the same setup. No issues at all. It's real easy to check the filter if you think there might be an issue.

I got it from Amazon .com. It’s called a 12v cut off switch: https://www.amazon.com/Fastronix-Current-Master-Battery-Disconnect/dp/B011EYWMDS/ref=sr_1_6?crid=1FF605ARURH1K&dchild=1&keywords=battery+shut+off+switch+12v&qid=1614392226&sprefix=Battery+shut+off%2Caps%2C303&sr=8-6

Ours is mounted above the battery cover attached behind the door. It disconnects the negative.

We have an x1100c model they for 4 years we have had a power shut off switch on. Nothing seems to be effected at all. I’ll take a pic or two tomorrow.

I was wondering what those tracks use for anti rotation brackets? What is the possibility of flipping them? Any pictures of your kubota with the tracks on?

I don't believe that a hydrostatic transmission is made to push or pull start. I think it might damage the pump seals

Sorry I missed that... Can you manually turn the engine?

Does the starter have a bendix? broken bendix spring?

The way my local Kubota dealer explained it to me was the transmission (behind the engine) is an enclosed system. It only operates the low/high and reverse. The tank under the seat is for the power steering, bed lift and the hydrostatic transmission (speed). Both take the UDT-2 fluid

Thank you! We just completed our second unit on a new 2020 1100c. The new one seems to have a little stiffer suspension. We also have a 30" boom for field spraying that uses GPS to help guide and it steers automatically. I was looking thru the forums and I did notice people asking about the...

Hello Josh, We have had the Mattracks for a couple years now. There are positives and negatives like everything: Pro's: Can go almost anywhere Widens the stance of the 1100c so you are incredibly stable on any angle Raises the clearance by about 5-6" Cons: Never seem to have the right tool...

From an email with Colt Brinkerhoff at STI: The 26x10R12 Chicane RX at 50 MPH has a 909 pound load cap, not 783 like I told you before. At 25 MPH it has 1288 pounds and at 10 MPH it has 1505 pounds. The other thing to keep in mind is assuming your stock tire is a standard bias ply tire, the...

We got our new tires in and installed today. STI Chicane 26x10x12. I’m hoping for a little more stability from these tires. Thank you Robin from Allterrainonline.com

I know from experience that a 7 gpm pump will only work on a 20' boom with yellow nozzles or a 13' boom with red nozzles. We have this setup on our Kawasaki Mule. A gas powered pump is the only way to go. But like I said before, look at the output of the nozzles and make sure the pump has more...

Aurthuritus, The boom that you questioned looks good. It's about half the weight of our 30' boom. The pump you'd be using isn't mentioned so just for reference, if you have red teejet nozzles (as shown in the picture) you need .40 gpm per nozzle at 40 psi or 7.2 gpm minimum. We use a Udor Kappa...

Here ishe Kubota parts diagram site: https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

I have run as fast as 12 mph with hypro XR8004 (red) spraying 10gpa. Our unit has 3 nozzle sizes... red, blue and yellow. We use an Agleader InCommand 1200 with autoswath. Autoswath is where the boom turns on and off automatically. Our boom is separated into 5 sections that are individually...

We haul 300 gallons of water in the truck for our spraying and it has a 32 gpm pump to transfer. Around here we fight trees also but we have lots of fields that are on inclines and I think trying to haul 300 gallons behind the x1100c would greatly slow down the process due to the weight. The...