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I should have stated in the post that the link is my Google drive not some random Joe's. I bought the CD off eBay from a seller in Canada and didn't realize it was an older version. Dave

You can grab it here. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1P5JM-5-srBSqqEAd_ILIxrHff2hIn8Bl/view?usp=share_link

I bought mine this time last year in MA for $25,500 with radio as only extra. Dave

The windshield has the gasket on it and it's mounted with hinges at the top and brackets at the bottom so it sandwiches the gasket to A pillar. When I was tucking the wires between the gasket and A pillar I actually pushed them all the way so they were sticking out in a few places and that's...

My switches are mounted in the plastic on the side just below the cupholders. Dave

Snug as a bug.

I installed the 5000lb one from Harbor Freight with the wireless remote instead of mounting the switch and plug for controller. So far so good. I only use it a couple times a year if that so that's why I didn't get a Warn or other major brand for 3x the price.

I was just sitting here thinking about a power window conversion for my X1100 and saw this on Amazon. I wonder if there's room in the door for it...

I know it's an old thread but is it still possible to get a speaker box? I'm not sure about hacking things up trying to get bigger speakers in their current location.

I was going to wing it when I did mine and then decided paying for the switches would be less painful than rolling my own. Dave

Do you plan on buying the Kubota switches or are you going to wing it with your own? The switches are pricey but makes it easier, FYI.

Figured out it was too large of a file so here it is.

For some reason it won't upload. Oh well.

Here's a picture of the beacon light instructions that came from a Facebook page. Maybe it will help you.

Yes, you connect them together with a SPST switch and the other ends are V+ and ground. Dave

This is the service manual I ended up getting that has schematics. https://www.ebay.com/itm/274380511881?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=qXAuh3RjR0e&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=YxM9LzZ7Tni&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

One set goes to the center spot in the rear on the roof and other set goes under the hood along the firewall. They just short together to complete their circuits. Dave

White plug is front work lights, blue plug for rear work light and the spade terminals with the gray tube/tape are for the strobe on the roof. The other pair of spade terminals are for what I've heard is for fog lights and the other end is under the hood along firewall. Dave

This is who I got mine from for my X900 that I used to have. http://sfsspecialties.3dcartstores.com/Coast-Valve-Original-RTVs-up-to-2013_p_1137.html Dave

Here's the instructions from one of the manufacturers on how to do it. Dave