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Hi Keifer After hearing how much kubota gets for a door, I kinda hope no one needs it.:) Michael

Hi Guys, You all helped us on our decision to buy an 1100 a few months ago. When I made the trip to the dealer in Arkansas, I noticed that the hood hinge was rusted and the hood had a minor crack at one of the bolt holes. The dealer was super helpful and ordered up all the parts I needed and...

Belated Congratulations Tailrotor on your new 1100...been awhile since I've had the chance to check the forum Michael

Where did you get a picture of my dog :huh:

Here you go Doc http://www.greenemountain.net/catalog/product/12ea0742fa404fc7b7a7b973898f5080

With the interior I was going for that Beach Boys meets Duck Dynasty look. Re the steps... er I mean wings, you are right I fabricated some bolt in 2" receiver tubes so I can remove them when not in flight... You could make them swivel with a little modification but they really only stick...

Hi Guys, I've got an issue with the hydraulics that I thought I had resolved. Last year I noticed that after using the tractor for an hour or so (like bush hogging) the brake pedal would go to the floor and the steering and loader would be jerky. I changed the hydraulic fluid and the filter. I...

Okay, thought I'd post some picture of the seat covers and the steps I fabricated. So far they are working out great; the one for the Kawasaki fit perfect. Thanks to all for the advice. I have noticed that the passenger door leaks a little in the rain at the top, also the back window on the...

Quick review of the seat covers (I'll post some pics tomorrow). They are pretty good in terms of fit and quality. The bottom seat cover was pretty easy to install as were the headrests. The back was a little more time consuming. I had to remove the back and install it first then re install the...

I'l post some pics when I get them on

That trailer has been extremely handy; it is a 14' Gooseneck dump trailer, but I've set it up with a removable tailgate, ramps and sides that drop. I've hauled everything from mulch, steel and lumber to skidsteers and smaller tractors and of course the new Kubota :thumb:

Update Well, we made our way to Arkansas to pick up the new 'bota. I am going to try to post some pictures. I fabricated some steps to make it easier for my wife to access. I had a stainless stair tread left over from a project so I cut it in half and welded some 2" square tubing to it to fit...

Update Hope they are more succesful with you than me...my wife thinks in me she's found the missing link :wink: Well, here's the update. I found a NEW 2012 at an out of state dealer for 16.6k out the door and it qualifies for 0% finance so........we are on a 12hr round trip next week. I'll...

Hey Dennis I decided some time ago that offense is something that I will occasionally be offered... but I choose whether or not to "take" it. No harm done here. I found it more humorous than anything else. If I had a penny for every time I said something that I wished I hadn't I wouldn't have...

Sweet..., I'm beginning to really love this forum, I mean you get great advice WITH ATTITUDE. I was unaware that the 900 is for work and the 1100 is for trips to the beauty parlor... See, there's so much to learn from you all. Michael

Here in TN we're registered as a farm so no tax on farm equipment. I am going to make some calls tomorrow. There is a dealer in KY that has a '13 and my notes say he's asking 17.5k, we'll see how firm that is though it seems decent; and no interest for 48 mo if we decide to use Kubota's $. I...

Latest update Hi Guys, We ran over to a local Kubota dealer that has a 2013 1100 with sliding windows (nice) and radio/CD (nice but not a necessity). the unit has 23 hours on it and was taken in on trade for a new tractor. The story is the original owner bought this last November to look over...

Thanks for all the info. I have called on a few units but not had the time to check any out. I'll let you all know what the results of the hunt are. My wife has been looking over my shoulder reading ya'll's posts and thinks that the rtv forum members ROCK! :thumb: Michael

Hi Pepr, Yes we're in middle Tennessee east of Nashville about an hour. Hills and hollows with quite a bit of ridgetop that is usable. We've got a mix of blueberries, apples, pears and getting pasture ready for cattle. The unit will be used for general farm chores and checking fence lines, etc...

Thanks for the response. I thought about the doors, but seeing how everything is a compromise, the added bonus of ac/heat might outweigh that; plus, I guess you could lift the doors off like our CJ-7 during the "friendly" months. Most of the machines we are looking at are at or under 550 hours...