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I have 2 front sturts from my 2005 RTV that I would sell cheap, like make an offer. We were hauling heavy loads so I had heavy duty ones put in. There is nothing wrong with these. Otherwise they are going to the salvage yard.

At present fronts are 25x10:00x12 rears are 25x11:00x12. What size larger can I go to and still be safe and not have to make any mod to the suspension? I would like to go with 26"ers but do I have to stay with the same width as I have now? 10's front and 11's rear.

I am looking into trading up to one of these. My dealer says they now have more power with the same HP. Being able to climb over an 8" concrete block in high range. Does anyone have one? Has anyone heard the pros or cons about them?

Is there any place to get an extra rear leaf for my rear springs. I don't want a lift kit. I carry so much weight day in and day out that I need more spring capacity.</p>

How many keep their RTV garaged, or under some kind of cover so its out of the weather?</p>

<P mce_keep="true">I bagged my first spring Tom turkey today and the RTV hauled it home. Man o man are the black flys ever bad. I about got eaten alive. It wasn't the biggest tom out there but it was the only one in range. I must be getting older because I don't remember that 12 ga kicking that...

<P mce_keep="true">I took my tracks off a few days ago and now it seems like I am flying. With them on we only used M,L and R ranges. I will assure anyone that they will be going back on next winter. The ride is more than a little rough on hard ground. Also now I can zip here and there.</P>

<P mce_keep="true"> In a few weeks I will be start a new 26'X 32 ' pole barn. We had and old fashion winter and more than once I thought the "Twinkie" was going to cave in from the snow load. Twinkie is one of those tublar poles and fabric covered structures. It severed its purposewell and now...

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What is the most weight that you have ever pulled or dragged with your RTV? The weights can be estimated to the best of your jugement. Now fellows lets be as honest as we can.