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Are they double nutting the new studs?

Great info Mark thanks, I busted my ATV plow last week after hitting a hunk of ice and I am trying to decide if I should buy a new frame/plow or get new one for the RTV which is what I would like to do but my wife has become attached to the RTV and says I don't want a plow on my machine. She...

You were so very blessed, things could have been so much worse and thank God no one was hurt, human or animal. Material stuff can be bothersome but easily repaired/replaced. I use heat lamps a lot for poultry, water fowl and rabbits and I am always so conscious of what could happen particularly...

Collie you are so organized.

That is a nice set up, love to have one.

When your plow cost more then 25% of total RTV cost, then you have some serious choices to make. Almost always cheaper to have some one else plow for you, no maintenance or insurance cost. Then every situation is different, go with what works for you. I'm a real sucker for managing my own stuff.

I haven't heard anything about the STI's, but if they do what you want and the price is right go for it. I've never been hung up on any particular tire, seems every time I bought the best ATV tire available, the very next week everyone was promoting another tire. Consider what you need your...

From all previous post I think the Grim Reapers are the preferred tire right now.

Oh yeah you'll do fine here John; you don't have to be pretty to fit in as you can see by those who participated in our latest meeting. This group is made up of an intelligent, committed, focused and supportive bunch of individuals who in total make up one awesome family.

Great tip, thanks.

I would definitely go with the alloy wheels especially if you have a corrosion problem in your area, we certainly have one here.

Welcome to the forum John. In the photo, Two Guns is bottom left. Bordercollie, is the one laughing at him, Doc is bottom right all serious and Zoom is the instructor to his right, Kanook is the one behind them that looks frozen, Pepr is back there on the left with his hands over his eyes and of...

Welcome OT. Like Jim, I just have the windshield and top on mine. I use mine a lot at temperatures down to -22 C as well. I never get cold working near home where I'm on and off the RTV a lot so I am moving around not sitting still, but a couple of weeks ago I had to go into some of the wood...

Ditto, if you have a good jack and a torque wrench, it's only a matter of minutes to swap wheels once you have them. You could surprise her and buy her a set for Easter, lol.

Can anyone open this link, last time I tried one it didn't it didn't work. http://www.youtube.com/embed/QvRcP4go-eg?feature=player_embedded

Lots of air flow, it tilts out 3-4 inches, and is such a wind break in winter.

Actually the 900 I bought came with mudflaps on the back, they are only rubber but they work just fine and I don't have to worry about ripping them off, they move out of the way of stuff quite easily.

Welcome to the group, I put the windshield on mine and love it, bottom pushes out if I want air flow in summer.

Let us know what you buy Mark and how it works out for you, as collie said earlier the site is always here for you. Seems to be a few people investigating new machines other than Kubota's.

Thanks zoom you can just delete it if you want it really is off topic.