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I tried to find a winch that would pull twice the weight of my 1120D. I chose a Warn 4000xl with a portable cradle. The cradle and associated cabling allows you to use the winch in the front and rear receivers. Very happy with combination.

If anyone has a picture of where this plug is, kindly post it. I checked my 2016 X1120 and I can't locate it and am now concerned that its a bit of maintenance I've never done. Thanks.

The people here have taught me: 1) Do your service work on time 2) Use Kubota fluids and filters 3) Fluid film will prevent rust on the things that will always rust 4) Always use tires that are load-rated to carry the weight of the RTV, the pasengers, the rated payload and then some. 5. Spend...

Hope you enjoys many year's service. Its a true tank. Keep up on your maintenance! Now go get it dirty!

Glad to hear it. Was beginning to think someone sneaked in some biodiesel on ya. You could have been burning someone's breakfast bacon and eggs in there.

I installed both the slide plate/hitch extender and the transmission plate. I have pulled 8 ft oak and ash logs all day in the summer heat and some uphill. Also tow frequently. Never had any indication of an overheat. The engine oil (not HST) has never been above the center notch. I understand...

Wayne, to gain access to this area for inspection, did you have to remove a couple of plates labeled "HOT?" I can't get to the rear muffler bracket on my 2016 1120 without lifting the bed and those two plates. Thanks

I checked with Torq Masters about them possibly having a locking differential for the RTV X1120. Here is their response. "Thanks for your email. Our style of locker is mechanical (not electrical) and it works automatically like an automotive locker. We do not currently have a locker for the...

Saw this - thought someone on our forum might be interested. You don't see many 1120Ds come on the market. https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/265912492193073/?media_id=0&ref=share_attachment

We saw those lights a few years ago. But I understand Gallipolis has gone full-on dedicated with music and its a whole event. Sounds like we're due to go back. Thank you. Our place is close to Harrisonville, off SR 143. You are in Reedsville or Racine?

I drove past Allpower in Athens, Ohio this afternoon on the way to the farm and noticed there isn't a single RTV on the lot. On the way back, I stopped and peeked into the front window. Not a single unit in sight. Not even a Sidekick. There was a used buggy of some kind in the fenced area but I...

On my Silverado 2500 for LineX was $449 US in 2018. I imagine the price has gone up a little but the process was as BotaFett described.

The waiting is the hardest part.

I believe the factory bed liner is LineX . I have had this in my truck and Rhino liner in a previous vehicle. Over time, the Rhino chalked a black substance that would get on your hands and bed contents. In my humble opinion, LineX is the best spray in liner available. The U.S. military uses...

Whats wrong with Coors light? You have to have something with breakfast!

I saw these today on TractorByNet. Two very disturbing images. The poster did not explain how it happened but I do not believe there were injuries. The driver was thrown free. I hope they were OK. If you look closely, you will notice the tires are those run flat kind. I can't imagine them...

TechJunkie, when I got the gray steel rims, I wanted to do a quick comparison before mounting all four. I had the same concerns you did. And the Kubota aluminum rims are pretty nice rims to be caked in red clay mud all the time. I am much more satisfied with the look and don't worry how muddy...

These are the bulbs I put in our RTV-X1120: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HKSLMSB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 And these went into the BX2230: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07H6WSL4R/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Both are like daylight and...

We chose the X1120 in Orange for safety as well. That is why I'm always lusting after camo, because I would have liked it better. But we travel between fields on township roads and anything you can do to help visibility is a plus. some drivers treat the townships roads like its Daytona. I am sad...

One other major difference between the RTV's and other UTVs is the go pedal. Unlike a gas/brake set up like our cars and trucks, the Kubota uses something I've heard just called a go pedal. Mash it and it goes, let it go and the RTV stops. In low gear this can be abrupt until you get the hang of...