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See if this helps. https://fuseboxinfo.com/index.php/machines/107-kubota/5429-kubota-utility-vehicle-rtv-x1100c-fuses

Welcome to the forum. ;) I don't recognize the tractor. Not a lot left, The VIN plate is "normally" behind the tractor seat. Best wishes. :)

Here's the rubber floor mat. Might be able to use it as a template in whole or part. https://www.messicks.com/parts/kubota/K7611-55314

I have a 2004 RTV (It's turning 20 years old in a couple months). The floor is pristine. IMHO, keeping it dry and chemical free is key. Like you, I power wash it. I then let it thoroughly dry before putting it away. I also use Fluid Film on the perimeter. I keep mine garaged which I'm sure helps.

Just found this. https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/rtv-900-fender-and-floor-replacement-printable-pattern.67942/

I couldn't find anything online either. Can you call or visit a dealer?

Thanks for the heads-up on Talstar. I just ordered a gallon.

Did you get any paperwork with the RTV (such as a title showing ownership)? The year should be on there. Details below but I can't decode yours. It "might" be a 2012. A Kubota dealer in AU should be able to help. I was looking at the VIN provided and am scratching my head. In North America...

Tis the season for outdoor projects. If you need mulch, Lowe's has it on sale for $2 per bag. (1/2 off). I got something like 75 bags (3 pickup truck loads).

I think I plowed snow once or twice. Probably 4" each time. Still too muddy here to mow. We got 4" of rain in the last week. It's in the 50's here as well. Right now I'm doing some pressure washing. Mulch and planting later.

Said EVERY man... ever.

Thanks for the heads-up on Talstar. I'll look into that for my issue.

We get those Asian Lady Beetle's pretty much every year. Some years really bad.

@ETF Did you look at this thread? He's having an ant problem. Maybe you have some insights. https://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/threads/rtv-2-receiver-mounted-broadcast-spreader.19678/

Bump. It's that time again. I've rolled the yard twice. Once in Feb, the other a few days ago. I mowed a little of the yard last week, just where it was high. The whole lawn is now due but it's been raining/snowing for the last several days so it's too wet.

By chance, is a spreader something you can borrow or rent? I have "most" implements but I just ask a neighbor or friend when I have a specialized need.

We need @bordercollie in on this one. She does huge fields. A 12-15' path IMHO is more than adequate for 7 acres. I was thinking an 8' spread would take you 4 hours. A 45' spread, you'll be done in 45 minutes. (Please check my math).

Do you have access to an ATV? A spreader like what I posted in post 2 may work well for you. Pretty sure the one I have holds at least 200 pounds. If your terrain is relatively flat, I'd guess it would take 4 hours to do 7 acres.

Can you go with a liquid solution? Seems like it would be easier. My previous post about the liquid sprayer works well.

Can't say whether they're any good. Don't have any around here that I know of. It's an older tractor so I'd make sure you can get parts and service. As for value, check places like tractorhouse to see what they're selling for.