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Sometimes the smartest thing is to walk...I think this is one of those times. As everyone started to look with you, something didn't add up. There's definitely a machine out there for you one place I've looked to get a feel for what's out their is www.tractorhouse.com they have a ton of RTV...

Muddzy, I bought a used '06 for $8,500 2 years ago (only had 14 hours and was basically in brand new condition) So, $7,900 sounds a little on the high side but depends on the model, etc. Mine is a worksite w/hydr dump. I have the original bill of sale so I know the original owner paid $11,100...

Independent rear suspension will make a big difference Saw the new tv add for the rtvs, finally have independent rear suspension which should make a big difference maintaining traction on broken/uneven ground. The add made a point of marketing them as a work and play machines, probably to...

Thanks muleman Yes, that is some mighty low usage. I bought her used in 2012 with 14 hours on her. From what I can tell the previous owner used it to pickup up mail at the end of the (paved) driveway. She has about 60 hours on her now. I thought changing the SUDT (at 50 hours) might loosen up...

I know from reading posts that the shifting is supposed to get easier once the machines get broken in but I am not seeing much change after breaking the 50-hour mark on my '05 rtv 900. It is still really hard to get it to shift from "m" to "r" but pulling the relief valve and turning the wheel...

Kubota sells a replacement cap the solves the leak/threading problem but still a pain to fuel. Bought the replacement cap for my '05 from a dealer for $10

spud hauler thanks for the warning about the o-ring on the filler cap. this may be a dumb question but here goes...where/how are you supossed to add the fluid if not through the opening beneath the filler cap? hopefully i won't need to open it for another 400 hours (almost a lifetime based on...

i changed out the fluid using PEPR's instructions and worked like a charm---thanks for the advice about opening the fill cap and repositioning the catch bucket. saved me time and mess--can't beat that. Also, i am suprised how big a performance diferrence it made---i knew the shifting would get...

many thanks pepr and bordercollie. perfect information from those who've done it all. god bless you and yours and the good ole USofA on our birthday week.

many thanks pepr and bordercollie. perfect information from those who've done it all. god bless you and yours and the good ole USofA on our birthday week.

finally gonna break the 50 hour mark on my rtv..so time for a fluid change. already did the engine oil and moving on to the tranny fluid. since many of you all have been there and done a bunch of times wonder if you have any pointers for a first-timer (i have bought udt and genuine kubota...

I had same problem and used a few sticky-backed furniture felts (like what you put under chair legs). worked great.

pictures here are a few pictures from Sandy's visit to Western MD, hope i managed to get them turned right side up. Sorry there are no pictures of the 'bota saving the day---she was too busy workin' long time reader of the forum. great community you've built up here. more of a reader than a...

Sandy treated us pretty rough in western maryland We got pretty well hammered out here in western Maryland. Weather service recorded 28" of heavy snow in Red House, our place is higher up the mountain and probably saw closer to 3' of snow. We had a real close call when 50 foot hemlock came...

I payed 9k for an 06 last year Fordman, I bought my 06 rtv 900 (worksight) last October for 9k. Had 14 hours on it and was basically in brand new condition but no accessories beyond the hydraulic dump bed. The original owner paid 10.5k for it. This was in western Maryland.