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I got my 900 with 58hrs on it and the first thing I checked was the spark arrestor, pulled it out and the screen surface was solid with soot. Screen won't clog any more. Might not be your problem, but if there's a screen in the arrestor, it will be sooted up. I hadn't run mine enough to see if...

I keep checking back to see if there's a solution also.

I think I remember reading here somewhere that someone had a rear hub loose and stripped the splines, might be worth a look.

Thanks, I'll be ordering a set. Edit: They're on the way, happy bday to me. Can't beat that, Fathers day one week, birthday the next.

I like the looks of those mirrors, they really fit the look of the RTV. I can't tell from the pictures if they are flat or convex. I have the Kubota mirrors and the only thing I don't like about them is they are convex. I would like a set of flat mirrors with maybe the convex in the corner.

Now let's see some belt machines doing real work..

THANKS for posting that, had me shoutin'.

No plowing going on here today!! My Anesthesiologist was a real cute gal and I tried to find her after I woke up, wanted to tell her that she was a real knock out. :-)

Good, please post with pics. Dr. took my knee apart today and I put a rear end in my recliner.

Good, please post with pics. Dr. took my knee apart today and I put a rear end in my recliner.http://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/images/icons/icon10.gif

Overlooked this part I thought I had filled out my profile, but it was blank so I updated. Thanks for the reminder, lots of stuff there, even displays all the attachments that are posted.

WOW What have these Nuns been up to??? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TpaQYSd75Ak

Tribute, excellent job, they look good. I found the square plugs for the ends of the square tubes at the local hardware store, caps it off and keeps water out. I like the vertical strips to tie the boards together, might have to do that to mine too.

I did the duals mainly because I have a steep hillside where I get wood, also because I'd not seen it done before. Sure is easy to run over my foot while moving the tractor from the ground trying to hook up attachments though.

I actually got it for this.

The wagon is a Kory 3000, found it at Cecilia Tractor in Cecilia, Ky. I bought the running gear and made the frame and sides. Picture, first row on the right is one of mine, and some more pics on down the page...

A neighbor about a mile down the road asked if I wanted to buy some wood. Brother and I went down and loaded it up. Quite a haul, 4 ricks of green Hickory, Wild Cherry, Maple, and a little walnut. Won't have to worry about wood for a couple of winters. The RTV is a real trooper.

Thank you, I can rick the back with split green wood and round it up, that thing don't even know it's loaded, hook a trailer on the back and it still hauls down the road.

Thanks, just got word today that the replacements might be put on hold as they want to try a scope again, will know for sure Friday one way or the other. Not a dairyman, just used to do a run to Toronto and back twice a week that had several stops each way so dispatch just called it the milk run.

Thanks guys, I bet Peanut could do a bang up job on a set of these. I saw his fenders and am looking for something that I can make work and I'll mount them to the frame like on the 1100. Got double knee replacement coming up, so might be a while before I get to that. That will give me time to...