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The crank windows on my 2022 X1100C - especially the driver's side - have been difficult to crank down and especially up. Well, I finally decided to pull the panel off the door to see what the problem was. I didn't see any way to adjust the mechanism and the metal track seemed well greased. I...

I just purchased this item when I saw it was listed at $21.00. Fit well and it is from ATVWORKS.com. I went to their website and they have it listed for $39.00! I am thinking of purchasing another right away.

I had the same repair on my 2014 X900.

That is really interesting! Glad you got it working - I love the unit - especially when snowing. Not sure why the wiring in my machine is a bit different. It did take me a while to figure it out.

It's been a while since I installed mine. The schematic I included in an earlier post (#13) worked for me. I do remember have something not work properly with the way I wired it first. That is why I posted my schematic. Sorry I can't provide a clear answer for your problem. I found that the...

This is what I did! I didn't have the reverse beeper, but I purchased the switch and bracket and placed my reverse light exactly where you did. It is so nice to have it come on automatically. I have a rear work light that is wonderful, but having the light come on in reverse is really nice...

This is good advice - I add that the suction filter in the hydraulic tank should be taken out and cleaned. Perhaps under load this filter is preventing oil flow. It is a very fine metal screen and is often not looked at. In fact the dealer from whom I purchased my first RTV did not know about...

Yes, the X 1100C is an amazing vehicle and moving snow is a breeze with how well it works! I have a F350 with a 9' plow and it hardly gets used as I much prefer to plow with my RTV. I have close to 1.75 miles of dirt road and two drives off a main road and the RTV does it all. Sorry I can't...

I bet it is bias for stronger sidewalls. The tread looks similar to the Sedona Coyote tire (see link below). After 10,000 miles on my original Worksite tires I replaced them with these tires and found them to be really good...

Yes, Neil Messick said they are special tires developed for Kubota. I can’t read the sidewalls from the pictures, but the trade is a bit more aggressive than the worksite tires, but still good for plowing snow, landscaping, hauling stone, logs, etc.

The best I can find is: HDMP (Heavy Duty Multi Purpose) 25 x 10-12 6 ply Here is a PDF Spec brochure I found: https://lanoequip.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/rtvx.pdf

Something to look forward to!

My WSM does have a search function but it does not recognize "rack screw". Perhaps there is another term I can use??

In case you haven't yet seen this review and are interested in learning about the new RTV-X :

Here are pictures of the "rubber cover" on my 2022 X1100C and the additional shield I installed to help keep debris from falling between the dump body and the cab - especially when loading from the bucket of my tractor.

This may help.

I've been through the Service Manual (WSM) and there is no mention of this that I can fine, but the Owner's Manual mentions it on page 90 (my copy anyway) as something to check, but it does not mention a part number. It does say call your Kubota dealer for ordering. In the Owner's Manual it is...

It my understanding that Kubota has two plow systems available. One is the electric hydraulic style with each plow having its own hydraulic mechanism - they provide the straight blade and V-plow options. These work off the electric system of the machine. The other option is the K-Connect...

I was not familiar with Slick Plate so I purchased a can and tried it. It worked well for one storm but it is wearing off. It just can’t take the abrasion. After it is completely warn off I’ll give bowling alley paste wax a try.

My 6' 6" V-Plow is wide enough - perfect for the X1100C