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I watched the video and it didn't take me long to order a set. Getting the mirrors out farther will definitely help me with my snow blowing. Thanks for the info! PS if you want to watch the video you have to Google (Helibars Kabota)

I also have the Kubota mirrors on my Kubota 1100 C to me they are okay but they do come out of position if I happen to have the window open and I accidentally slam the door. Like everyone says if it's rigid it will break off.

My X1100C seemed to be making a rattling noise. I have a hand throttle so I turn the idle up just a touch and the rattle went away.

DR makes good equipment! I just sold a Dr chipper shredder that thing was a beast. I sold it to my neighbor because I'm getting too old to use it but it was a good machine, very well built.

I had bought my X 1100 C around the 1st of April 2020 but I still received a 2019 because they do not sell the 2020s until all the 2019 are gone I assume they do this every year. Anyway the 2019 still has the steering wheel problem. The moral of the story is you may think you're buying a 2020...

Thanks Iron Mike! Word for somebody who used to be a mechanical engineer I sure got stupid in my old age thanks again Mike.

I know I read this topic probably 15 times but I cannot find it now. I have an oil leak somewhere coming from the gearbox under the seat. I cannot find any dipstick to check any fluid, am I missing something? Could somebody please take a pic of where this is supposed to be.

On my X 1100 C I was running the throttle wide open when snowblowing. Now I run it at half throttle. If I would run the throttle in low while snowblowing it would have to be powder snow. If I run it on high it shoots the snow out pretty far. So yes I have been running mine average half throttle...

Just trying to help the guy out. With no picks it's hard to understand what you were talking about. Some people including me need a little extra guidance on some things. Enough said time to move on. Oh I'm sorry for calling you arrogant. Now I feel like a piece of :poop:

Slaw32 I think that guy has a little arrogance to him. I will try to answer your question. On the picture below I drew a red line on top of the Trey. Below that red line the tray is all Hollow. I believed he drilled some holes and filled out all up with expanding foam. Hope this helps. If I am...

Did you try keeping the glow plugs on for a longer time let's say like 15 seconds. I am no expert on these machines by any means but I know how my X 1100 C starts in cold weather. I have to hold the glow plugs on for about 15 seconds then it will start.

It sounds like you're not turning on the glow plug or it is not working. I assume that is a diesel?

come spring I'm definitely going to do that. Already have bad hearing don't want to make it worse. Thanks again Slaw32

Thanks for the pic. So by insulating you lose that storage space under the seat is that correct? Or is the storage under the insulation.

You must have some patience that looks like a lot of work! You sure look like that you know what you're doing. Could you take a pic of that compartment underneath the seats? I think I would like to insulate that, but I'd like to see how it's done first. Nice job!

Well today I found out why my gearbox was getting so hot. I had the hand throttle wide open when I was snow-blowing. Today I thought I would try it about a quarter throttle well that was the problem I didn't need all that throttle turning all the drive components that fast. My snowblower...

Slaw32 could you post some pics as you go? I would like to see how this is done.

My oil is AGMA 5EP extreme pressure oil. I will give that a try new oil and putting a filter when I drain the oil so I can see if It leaves any metal particles are in there. After reading what you had to say I'm beginning to think that this is normal because it will not burn my hand. Next time...

I do not own an infrared thermometer if you think it will help troubleshoot I will go buy one. On the parts drawing I have a red line drawn where I touch the casing and after a Few seconds I have to pull my hand away. And that is right where the cone bearing sets. I read an article if you do not...