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Go to this site for a view of the new RTV http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/atvs-utility-vehicles/109132-some-info-rtv-500-a.html#post1242858

I once hauled my wife. [6]

Is the metal tubing in the holes at the end of the bed?

How'd you know what I was thinking? [:D]

What is the proper RMP for the idle?

No reason for the odometer-just thinking about it. I do have a GPS but I use it on the road. I was thinking of something more permanent.

Re: Any thoughts on installing an odometer? Sorry about the spelling error. :-(

I wonder wondering what are your thoughts about installing an odometer? What would it take to install it? How difficult would it be? Is it even a good idea?

Forgot to include the address: http://cgi.ebay.com/KUBOTA-RTV-900-REPAIR-SHOP-MANUAL-OEM_W0QQitemZ280129219757QQihZ018QQcategoryZ46568QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

I was just checking Ebay and found for sale a RTV900 OEM shop manual. I've never heard of a Kubota breaking so I wonder if the manual is really necessary. kas1263

I have almost 500 hours and have been putting regular oil in for about half of that. It still runs great but I know what I am doing tomorrow.

Oh! Oh! I've got a Kubota L2250 tractor that I've been using regular 10W30, brand name oil, what ever is the cheapest at the time. I hope I haven't screwed up. kas1263

If you are just going to use regular old, is it regular oil or is there a special one for diesel engines?

I installed a horse stall mat a few weeks ago in the bed and notice no difference in the noise level. It does great for protection though. kas1263@21 hours

Just finished my first tank of gas-er, I mean diesel with 16.2 hours on the clock. Sure wish my car did the same.

Two Guns- I see your radio unit in a box, but how did you attach it to the RTV?

I left in 1993. Wig wags are distracting but you get used to them. Personally, I liked straight headlights with flashing lights in the grill and on the roof. If you're going to use them on private property what would it matter? I would think as long as you're not acting the fool no one would...

As a retired Washington, DC, police officer I offer the follow regarding flashing lights. Each state has it's own regulations concerning flashing lights. In DC, you were not allowed to have flashing headlights. In Kentucky, where I am now, red lights are for firefighters and blue are for law...

While doing research for a liner I found that Linex claims their product when installed on the bed will dampen the noise somewhat. kas1263@13.7 hours.

We call ours "The Thing".