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I mounted my winch on a plate welded to a 2 inch bar that fits into the tow receiver on the front or the back. That way I can move it to the end that needs it the most. Then there's no need to match bolt patterns to the buggy.

Heal fast and well. Last time I saw a vehicle like that Fred had just ordered the largest rack of bronto ribs at the drive in

Really Tangerine Vehicle, unless you got the Camouflage finish then Rather Tough Visual But I might be wrong. And the only dumb question is "Why does my finger stink?"

Welcome aboard. Darn, now I'm suffering from backhoe envy...

Thanks rjglenn, Was hoping that one of the master gear heads that have rebuilt one of beloved beasts would either recognize or eliminate this bolt. Feeling a little reassured that I won't be suffering catastrophic engine failure right away. I'll keep the bolt in the 1100 in the event that I...

Guards, heat shield and muffler are solid. Looks like it would hold something on the frame due to the length. I'd hate to see what rattles off. After every use I brush off all the snow while doing a complete 360 check. Found the extractor valve missing last week and just received the part in...

Haven't had the saw out of its case in months, and just, like 10 minutes earlier, plowed 5 inches of snow off. Anything that would have been there before would have been thrown clear off the driveway. Had to drop off the RTV at the time somewhere aft of the blade but ahead of the tail lights...

I agree with the heat exposure and that's why I checked the spark arrestor first. No chainsaw work for a couple months. Just too much snow to do anything other than clearing it. It's a mystery. I thought I liked mysteries.

Funny guy! You left the most important step. To magnetize the bolt and watch it jump back into place. 1/4 mile driveway and it takes 4 passes to do the width.

Just finished clearing the driveway after a heavy snow fall and this lone bolt was sitting where I had just cleared. It looks very Kubotaish doesn't it? No other traffic so it must have come off the RTV 1100. Not the bolts that hold the spark arrestor on.. They be there.. Any Ideas? Cause...

I had to do this also, other than that a standard 2" hitch fits right in.

You've got a very nice rig there 628PM. Just curious, how does the 900's price with the cab + heater + whatever else the 1100 comes with actually compare to the base price of the 1100?

Looks like it would hold a lot! Simple design actually. Just a trailer with the hydraulics added for steering and the dumping feature. Makes the 1100 the worlds smallest Peterbilt

Although holland has some forests it's not known for its alpine skiing so I'm sure the 6x4 would work well enough there.

Very interesting, orange and Dutch, probably the official vehicle for the Royal Dutch Soccer team. To bad the added axel isn't powered too. Nice touch having them steer.

Nice buggy, I like it but I'm not "green with envy" yet. I, like Shinnery, have my JD product in construction yellow. Interested to know how the JD diesel compares in fuel consumption, dependability, speed and all around usefulness. I seriously considered this same model but after comparing...

Have a 4500 Warn mounted on a 2 inch receiver so I can move it from front to back easily

Welcome to the family of diesel burning tri-pots. I wish it was that warm up here!

Wunderbar, gut für unsere Kubota aus verschiedenen Landes zu sehen, Danke

Stop it! Your killing me! :yum: