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I agree, the LOCKING hand throttle should be standard on all diesel/hydro RTVs. Not sure why they even bother with the momentary throttle on the x1100c. 🤷‍♂️ Another thing I'd like to see is a Forward/Reverse treddle pedal. Keep a range selector for High/Low, a lever for 4WD, but add a pedal...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought "Holy F#&*" when trying to remove those filters.😂👍 Ridiculous

#1 You'll want a blower wide enough to clear the width of the machine. #2 Do you want to mess with a gasoline engine on your diesel machine? #3 With enough engineering a hydraulically driven unit might have enough HP and RPM to work without overwhelming the RTV hydraulic system. #3 is the...

Mine cycles more frequently than I think it should but not as often as you're saying. My biggest concern is the machine "falls on its face" when it's on. Granted, it's only a 25hp engine, but damn! It sure is cold though.

Kubota fluids & filters? Is it cold where you are? The folks on this forum will help you out. Welcome to the gang.

Contemplating Selling: 2019 Kubota x1100c 132 hours, 1170 miles, Traveller 4500# winch, Boss AM/FM radio, Factory Spray-in bedliner, KFI 72" snow plow. Asking $21,000 Located in WNY.

Did you ever adjust this screw? Before or after turbo?

Update: The smell is gone. Whatever it was has been cooked to well done.🤣

It's definitely coming from inside the muffler. It didn't seem as bad today, but still noticeable. Whatever it is must be about cooked out.

My x1100c will have a light gray puff if it hasn't been run in a while (days) and it's cold out. Other than that, very clean. Of course, now I've got the BBQ going on.🤦‍♂️

The last two times I've ran my RTV I've noticed a strange burning smell. It's running perfectly fine. The first time I thought maybe salt off the roads on the exhaust. Even though I never smelled it last winter. Today I narrowed it down to the exhaust itself. IT SMELLS LIKE GRILLING MEAT! Do you...

From what I can find, "tweels" of that size have a load rating of 715lbs each. Pretty wimpy.

I have a KFI plow on my X1100C. The pins are always a pain. I believe the pin to hole tolerance is just a little too tight. I also think with the blade so far out in front of the machine, any little bit of unevenness is magnified. After multiple cable breaks during my 1st winter, I've swapped...

K7421-99450(V5243) on Messick's website for x1100c. $114.29

Yes, it offsets to either side by swinging the tongue. You can also slide the tongue to either side, but that requires tools. Overgrown pastures/fields are no sweat. Golden rod, milk weed, etc all cut easily. I definitely have to plan ahead on the turns, but cruising in AC is worth it.?

It works pretty well in either application. It has the "hammer" style blades, which are better for small brush. But, I've been primarily using it for lawn grass with zero complaints.

I bought a 45" tow-behind flail mower from Nova Tractor. I love it so far.

My 2019 x1100c coasts easier in High than it did when new. It has about 700 miles on it now. Low seems about the same as when new, you have to be careful. I actually wish High was the same. I hope you enjoy your machine as much as I have.

Never mind, I found the one near the injection pump. It's even more inconvenient than the one at the front of the valve cover. ����

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