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Not much. Master cylinder, shift linkage. It is mostly a storage area.

Doug,</P> I don't know how much grunt the RTV would have. I plow with a 38HP Kubota tractor. I have a 7-1/2' Fisher plow attached to the loader and Valby ice chains on the rears. </P>

I have a 38HP Kubota tractor that I plow with. I have a 7-1/2' Fisher power angle attacted to the loader. I also have Valby ice chains on the rears.I plow 800' of driveway. But I also spent time pushing the banks back in prep for the next storm. I know nothing of how an RTV would plow snow.

Jamie, </P> If you want snow, well we got enough in the last two day to cover your whole state to a depth of one foot. I plowed snow for 3 hours this morning. I still have about three more hours of it tomorrow.</P>

You just are not harassing them enough. If you harass long enough they will all leave. Try putting out several boxes of rat poison for them.

I got the same problem. This site was better before the new software was installed. This is by far the slowest loading site that I visit.

We got 4 " of new snow last night and today it is in the 30's. So me and "Wilma" (RTV) went for a cruise and tried out the new hand throttle that I installed 2 days ago. Its is every bit as got as it is claimed to be. I did notice that I did not always stop just where I thought that I would.I...

A thing that I learn a long time ago is that a special equipment like a winch will only fail when you need it most.

On hard pack snow or loose snow 98% of the time I am in "M" range.

You may need at turbo at altitudes like 8200 feet. You just can not get enough air in it without a turbo to completely burn all the fuel to get the max power.

<FONT size=4>I use Moble DelVac 1300 15-40W in all my diesels. It is a good heavy duty truck oil.</FONT></P>

That is a very good article TG. Certainly worth reading.

</P> </P> Nice looking work and a lot of good suggestions. The LED lites would be a big improvments. If you plan on making a lot of these look into using Moly Steel tubing instead of pipe, it is stronger and a whole lot less weight. Pipe has a seam in it and the Moly doesn't.</P>

On the average when using the hand throttle how many RPM's do you try to run, 1/4, 1/2 or full. I do not have an RPM meter so I am just trying to get a feeling for it.

<FONT size=4>Yes an 1100 can have a hand throttle.</FONT></P> <FONT size=4>When you stop to think about it the Kubota tractor's that are hydro's have only a hand throttle.</FONT></P> <FONT size=4></FONT></P> </P> </P> </P>

<FONT size=4>I am ahead of you by one day. I bought the kit about a month ago and just put it on last night. Itwas very cold today so I didn't get to play with it much today.BTW we only got 3" of snow in that storm so no pics will be coming your way.</FONT></P>

<FONT size=4>What kind of conditions do you operate it in and what is it primarly used for?</FONT>

<FONT size=4>I also work mine, typically hauling large loads of fire wood. Also now that I have the tracks I am in the snow a lot and those little frozen ice crystals are worst than any sand or mud.</FONT></P>

Man I would have run that bugger off a cliff a long time ago. Something just isn't right. The machine is a year old and you have had problems like that.

We name ours Wilma. Remember the cartoon characters the Flintstone's and the Flint mobil and the guys wife was Wilma.