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I used the RTV to move a few trailers out of the way so I could clear a few feet of snow in preparation for the pending thaw. Moved the large dump trailer like it wasn't there! My wife then used it to trim the pine trees that line the driveway. Was a busy little beast today.

Damn, that was cruel. Had to hope they had a Defibulator on standby.

Spring for the high intake kit for the air cleaner. It will make the very expensive filter last 100 times longer.

Geeze, and I thought the primer was under the paint...

And consider that for the first time that I can remember that the US, Canadian and Australian dollars are virtually at par. Makes this extremely hard to understand. Shipping to Australia from Japan would be a fraction of the cost as it is to US or Canada. True, big K sellers 10 to 1 unites in...

I laughed so loud that I got discovered and ended in the dog house... So worth it. Good find muleman!

And cover the windshield or tow it backwards if it has a screen over the back window. A little rock can cost you a lot.

Just went out and measured the 2010 and I got 35ish" with the wheels slightly turned, so 34.3 looks about right.

"They" might be, me? Not so much.

$21,900.00 in Canada

Grey market refers to an item that was brought into a country and sold by some other person rather than the licensed manufacturer or distributor. IE all those 15 year old right hand drive vehicles that are being imported from Japan.

Ooohh Electric start. I would have killed for that. Would have saved me from always parking it on the crest of a hill. I think this on was a 1942 or 43. Yours looks great!

Guess the only solution is to wear shin/knee guards and a full faced helmet, then theres a guarantee that no one could get hurt cause no one could get behind the wheel...

Probably keeps the wallaby and Roos out, don't know about to toos.

Regard fuel economy, I can attest to the frugal nature of the 1100. Even with a very small tank, it seams to go forever on a fill. Two weeks worth of a couple hours every second days snow clearing and I still have plenty left. I've never owned a 900 but would only guess they would be even...

Heck, I want ejection seats for when I get hopelessly stuck in mud...

I'm 6'3 and my wife is 5'3 and we both find it comfortable, but we work the 1100 hard and don't commute in it, lol. I find the bolt up right position good for clearing snow cause I can check over my shoulders easy, like in the skid steer. The skid steer has an adjustable seat and we just use it...

Geeze man! Where's your snow? Your not to far from us and we've got it 2 feet deep!

Hey Popo, same boat here. Bought the retirement welding gear but I took a continuing education course (fancy name for old farts class). Now I have a good basis to improve upon. That said, I'm thinking that in 59.5 years I'll be half as good as peanut.

Yup, that's bigger, stronger and nicer than my first apartment. Good work brother.