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I agree,theonly problems that I have really had are the drive shaft rattle and getting stuck in reverse,kubota made it right with meboth times.I truely like my 2006 RTV.coobie</p>

Got theRTV back the next day,they adjusted a cable and built up the rail to keepthe fork from slipping out of postion.coobie</p>

</p> No I did not,I just had major back surgery done in oct.so I have been takeing it easy.I guess the fix according to the dealer is raising the rail so the fork can,t slip out.I will know tomarrow.coobie</p>

Well it happened to me also,my 2006 rtv 900 is stuck in reverse.I was plowing snow and it stuck in reverse,thank god I was near the driveway so my dealer could come and get it.They tell me they have a permanent fix.I hope so myRTV is out of warrenty(180 hours).coobie</p>

I had the bright idea last week to cut across my snow filled(about 3 ft tall banks)driveway to cut over to the pole barn drivewaywith my Dodge 3/4 ton truck and got buried up the ying-yang.I told my wife I would get the RTV and she said that will never pull this truck out.Low and behold with her...

I had my Kubota dealer do the corne/jo rattle fix last year on my 2006 rtv 900.So far all is well.</p>

I use schaeffers winter diesel treat or stanadyne performance formula.There is a great reading report out called the spicer lubricty test.It was a independent study on all diesel additives.Opti lube was at the top of the list.coobie</p>

The curtis latches on the RTVs IMHO are cheap junk and not worth the $40 dollar price tag.Both windshield latches on my 2006 RTV broke.I currentlyhave a place making me some new metal ones that will hold up.When I install them I will take some pics and post them.coobie</p>

rgm,I see in your pic you have a cotter key installed to hold your shoes on.I had them installed on mine but they spun around and bent and I lost one of my shoes.I now have a different setup.coobie</p>

The mods done to my skid shoes were 3/4 inch bolts and a much larger shoe.The current shoesareabout 4 inch in dia.I bent the curtis shoes the first couple of times that I snow plowed,the dealer wanted $60 for 2 new shoes.This was a no brainer for me,that is why I upgraded to a heavier...

Neil,I think that is a good idea that there are other companies that are doing this.Michigan Iron worked from my orginal curtis snowplow setup.Thebeefed upthe mounting system, put1/2inch cutting edge on the blade and bigger skid shoes on.They also made it fully hydro.lift and angle.coobie.</p>

I wanted to rehash this old post from this past summer on my snowplow setup.Winter hasfinally arrived herein Michigan,tried this newsnowplow setup for the first time and boy does it work great,I am more than happy with the work Michigan Iron and Equipment has done.coobie</p>

Jr,so simple I even figured it out,LOL.The instructions are pretty straight forward with pretty good pictures.Time wise to install about 15-30 min.coobie</p>

He was slow to ship my coast valve also.coobie</p>

I used a product called herculiner to do my bed on my 2006 RTV 900.I sanded the box by hand and used two coats,the cost around $90 bucks simple andcheap way to do it.Idid the same with my 2002 Kaw.3010 mule and held up great to rocks,sand and lumber being hauled.coobie</p>

Re: HURRICANE --NEIGHBORS I hope all is well with you folks down your way.coobie</p>

Neil,thanks for posting the pics for me.I did not do the work myself,I am not real handy at plumbing hydro.The shop that did my work is located in Mid-Michigan there name is Michigan Iron & Equipment(ph#517-625-4590) the owners name is Bob piro super guy to deal with who does quality work.You...

I agree with Messick,thats a hell of a price tag without a diesel engine.coobie</p>

Issues here also.coobie</p>

The name of the shop is Michigan Iron and equipment 10231 rose blvd.Morrice Michigan.48857 The phone number is 517-625-4590 ask for Bob Piro.Great folks to do business with,plus greatattention to detail.coobie</p>