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The latches on my 2005 unit were both broken at time of delivery. The Curtis engineer told me there was one badlot of latch components that didn't have enough moisture added to the polycarbonate compound during the molding process. This caused the latches to be brittle and break. The dealer...

jamie,</p> Your right about getting it in writing. I will have to stop in and ask the agent to show me on my policy where it has me covered. If not give me something for my records.</p> fd</p>

bz,</p> I did do a triple check with my agent. As long as they are used for farm or work purposes and didn't go off my property they are covered by my home owners policy. I didn't register them for plates with the DCNR because they aren't used off my property.After reading the posts some time...

My State Farm home owner's policy covers the ATV, tractorand RTV for fire and theftonly. They can only be used as work machines, this means the kids and others don't play on them. If I let the kids or friends drive them I would get a separate policy.</p>

Botivo,</p> It sounds like the RTV 900's are holding up in adverse conditions. I am sure there will be unique problems in the desert and it's heat. Keep us informed.</p> Thank you for your service for our country!</p> </p>

Re: Rats &amp;amp;amp;amp; Beavers <FONT face=Arial color=#0000ff>I guess we all have critter problems. I can't keep the bears out of my ponds. Those 400 lb raccoons can really do some damage on the cat tails and food plots.</FONT></P>

<FONT color=#0000ff>I think it can only occur whenthe tailgate is hanging all the way down. It is one of those things you don't think about until you hear the crunch!</FONT>

<FONT color=#0000ff>I use the rtv to winch in trees off the trails and haul the cut pieces back to the garages. I have had the back of the rtv totally filled with wood and had no problem hauling up the mountain or on the trails. </FONT></P> <FONT color=#0000ff>At home in York county I burn the...

Re: Back Slider Installed <FONT color=#0000ff>jamie, </FONT></P> <FONT color=#0000ff>looks great! let us know how hard it is to clean after it gets dusty. where did you get it?</FONT></P> <FONT color=#0000ff>fd</FONT></P>

jdh1, Thanks for the info. I'll shop around and see what shoes are out there. After 2 snow seasons the Curtis shoes are in really bad shape.</P> forest dweller</P>

jdh1, I have the same problem plowing my stone driveway. Where can I find the larger shoes. Curtis should put stronger ones on their OEM blades. </P> Merry Christmas to all !</P> forest dweller</P> </P>

<FONT size=2> <P class=MsoNormal style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt"><SPAN style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt">Acold weather trick my dealer's service guy suggested is to turn the engine over 1 or 2 times before pausing for the glow plugs to heat up. He claimsthis will per heat the fuel mixture to help the engine...

excellent articles! could youpost them in a printer freindly format?

I have the single gun Big Sky and it works real well. It's mounted on an aluminum plate with stainless steel u-bolts attached to the ROPS. I keep a .22 Hornet on hand for ground hogs and coyotes when I'm out and about.

Itake my subframe off every spring. IfI leave it on, it limitswhereI can go. I keep the long bolts in. It would have been nice if Curtis had slotted some of the frame holes so the front bolts didn't have to be totally removed. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =...