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Yup! Toothpaste works, Doc. So does flat top stove polish for kitchen stoves.

Actually it is from sheep wool (sheep wax)

No...like zoom, I learned to ease off the go pedal and now prefer it the way it is. :myopinion:

Ooops!...Shoulda' had my 2nd cup of java before posting...thought you were talking about a 2015 model...BTW, I seldom bonk my head on the windshield any more in my 04 model 900.

I would be cautious on using 2007 info...the rtv went thru several upgrades or mods in the following 8 years and what applied to a 2004-7 probably wouldn't apply to a new 2015 model...

First mow of the season comes later up in these parts...Did a partial cut over the septic bed weepers today and at the front of the property only.Actually my neighbour did most of it as he was trying out my JD F525 mower that he's interested in buying. Could have waited another week except for...

While hauling 'stuff' around yesterday with my RTV I thought about this thread so while idling I stuck my foot under the brake pedal just to see try to simulate the experience that STARLINER had. Not sure how you ended up with your foot under the pedal but I can see how in a panic situation if...

Grass Mowing???????? Still frost in the ground here and patches of snow still hanging on. Probably another month before the mower gets some exercise...and then it will likely be like a barber giving a mostly bald man a trim.

My 04 RTV still has its original tires...mind you it only has around 290 hours on it...(think BORDERCOLLIE does that in a week). I have never had a flat and rarely need to add air.That being said Isuppose my usage is not a good example. Suppose if you venture far from home base and encounter...

It is my understanding that the main difference is that UDT2 is synthetic. Also apparently some of the southern states dealers don't even carry the UDT2 as one of its primary benefits is in cold climates..eg Canada, northern states..where temps go and stay sub freezing for extended periods..I'd...

You don't indicate what type of Kubota you have so I am assuming it is a kubota hst tractor or rtv. If you question the hst transmission oil quality or think it is contaminated, replace it with Kubota brand S UDT or UDT2 transmission oil along with the filter.

Realtree....I've had a set of the HD springs sitting on the shelf for quite a while and once the snow season is safely behind me I think I'll finally get around to installing them. Was the swap difficult and any tips that might help would be appreciated..

The block heaters that I have had will not over heat the coolant (unless plugged in in the summer heat...but why would I do that). On occasion I have plugged one in the night before if it is very cold an d I know I will be using the tractor early in the morning, but usually a couple hours is...

Ole Man Winter is still hanging around our neck of the woods 10 below F this morning.. But warmed up to +5f by 09:00.

P.S. ..... (photo of buried car) This isn't really my RTV....think it is from our Canadian province of P.E.I. and the couple dug a tunnel to their car.. (video on u-tube) In this part of Ontario we have had less than normal snowfall but way below average temperatures.

No danger of roasting hemorrhoids here but if anyone reading has ever tried touching their tongue to a frozen door knob in the winter would be aware of the possibilities of seating those same hemmorhoids on a cold seat up here. It's official that this is the coldest Feb on record in the last 105...

Where is Spring? :winterrules:

My B1700 was 18 years old when I traded it for my B2650HSDC a little over a year ago. I replaced the battery once at about 12 years.

Found the RTV....Now where did they hide the street?