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There is a control lever to the left of the driver's seat. Up raises the bed, down lowers it. Don't confuse the parking brake with the hydraulic lever. Number 10 below.

If the machine isn't running you can hold the hydraulic valve open and lift the bed. There is a safety block originally kept on the machines frame with a small cable that fits over the hydraulic cylinder to keep the bed up.

I think the wink is the main point. As far as my experience goes there is no adjustment on the alignment of the pullies.

Did you fill the reservoir under the seat?

For me it has been a crap shoot with more "aftermarket" parts not working. Lately I stick with Kubota Parts as my first option because when the "aftermarket" doesn't work then I spend the money and buy the Kubota parts. Basically throwing money away thinking I am going to save money. I also...

The pullies do not need to be aligned.

On second thought a flush would be good. Also might consider using this...

Drain and renew. We used to recommend "Bars radiator leak" as an annual treatment to keep the system clean. I haven't seen that product in ages. I know there are lots of different types of antifreeze, but on my Kubotas I use yellow Prestone 50/50 mix.

Back in the 80's when I worked at a service station we saw this quite frequently. The seal is bad and it needs to be replaced, we always replaced the water pump instead of rebuilding it. Recently while working on my x series 1100 I had to remove the water pump. I called my dealer and was...

Messicks indicates it will work. This is the part number I googled K7731-45110

Another is to go to the salvage yard and buy an 8.5 inch mustang rim. or a whole set. I read on here where a guys puts on radial tires and runs them on the road.

messics sells new ones for $120 and you can usually receive it in 2 days. Part number k5761-19132. https://www.messicks.com/part/K7561-19132/test Messics is a very reputable company. I have used them for online orders and never had a problem.

I did. You are welcome.

I took the set screw out of mine and took some pictures with a ruler. I counted 7 threads per 3/8 of an inch.

I believe a hand throttle will accomplish what you are wanting. Here is the part number. K7561-99450

cool. Thanks for the update.

are the plungers solid so they can be shortened if necessary?

Zman, thanks for the update. I did find some similar switches on Amazon, https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JVBR5KG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I figured I would play around with them and see if I could find a solution, I am comfortable with. I personally am not...

Mike I assume you discovered something catastrophic or decided the repair isn't worth the effort. I am basing this assumption on the fact you are parting out an RTV-X1120D.

I too have been thinking about doing the above mentioned modification. It did not occur to me to put the switch where you did. My idea was to put the switch on hinge side of the door in the dash plastic. My location requires a longer run of wires and lots more labor the run the wire. Did you...