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My 07 RTV 900 has 450 hours on it. When I apply the brakes she squeaks. Kind of sticky too. Not smooth. I have been going through water regularly. Removed the allan key drain plugs to check. No water or fluid came out. Do I need to clean them? Could the shoes be gone at 450 hours? Any help is...

I got stuck snow plowing the other day. I had the rear wheel differential lock set and the machine in 4 wheel drive. I gave it full throttle in reverse....and the tires would not spin. The machine would try to budge but there was not enough power to dislodge it. I do not remember this happening...

A few weeks ago in the RTV I had my rifle beside me leaning up against the seat (unloaded of course). I was going full speed in high gear when on a curve in the road the gun went flying out the doorway. It did about 4 cart wheels. I hit the brakes....went back and picked it up. Slush, snow, dirt...

I have some property 4 miles in the bush. I would like to build a hunt camp back there. The only way to get there is by rough ATV trail. I need to haul in all materials including lumber pieces up to 12 feet long. Therefore I need to buy a trailer that can do the job. I have been checking out...

The 900 was overheating. Shut her down and checked things out. No water in rad. Poured water into rad and watched it come out the bottom. Could not see where it was coming from but leaked out as fast as I poured it in. Brought the machine to the dealer as it was due for the 200 hour maintenance...

Here is a pic of my UHMV plastic skid plate protecting the front differential.</p> <span style="border-collapse: collapse; color: #111111; font-family: Verdana; white-space: pre; "></span></p> I have hit huge rocks in high gear....no damage to plastic.</p> Here is a pic of my rear winch...

<font face="Arial">Has anyone found a skid plate yet? I am looking for a full plastic bolt on plate. I have one on my HONDA atv. It is excellent. Absorbs shock when making contact with rocks etc. Helps slide across rough terrain. I live in Bancroft, Ontario, Canada. "Mineral Capital of Canada"...