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How true, you can see how your neighbors corn is doing miles away...lol. Like to trail ride the Red River, NM area when able to go.

Looks like it should do the trick. Nice, and you were able to save a buck to boot.

No, mine came from Orange Aftermarket. At the time I had a three year warrantee. Dealer called Kubota and asked if I could do this due too bad power loss when we go to the mountains and I didn't want to forfeit my warrantee at the time. They said go for it and I've been real happy with it. No...

I turbocharged mine three years ago and have been real happy with it. No problems or complaints.

This is what I was using also. I still have them but now have ones that the opening is about three times the size. The old ones worked well, but the bigger ones really shorten the time it takes to fuel up. I have a new ZTR ZD1511 and those tanks are high for me. Being able to get fuel poured...

Congrats Doc, looks really nice. Enjoy.

On the straight pipe deal there are some videos on You-Tube of RTV's with stacks that sound nice. At lease I though they sounded pretty good, and I'm kind of old...lol.

I turboed mine and made all off the adjustments it called for. Ran it around a half a dozen times to tweak it and am really happy with it.

Nice...lol.

Wow, you did a very nice job.

I was at dealer a few weeks back and was told there were some real changes coming, no details though we should be hearing rumors soon...lol. I had traded my ZTR ZG327 in on a ZTR ZD1511 and were talking about the engine in the 1511 when the RTV subject came up. So I'm was kind of thinking maybe...

Thanks for the heads up on this everyone. Well stop at dealer and see what happens.

Doc, good luck with what ever choose you make. If you do find a good deal on a 1100c or x1100c and go with it, the doors do come off. Were I live the City has three 1100c's and the city guys have the doors off in the summer.

Thanks. Did you get a recall notice from Kubota or just a call from dealer?

Nice going bc, always a good feeling to have stuff off.

Wow lazya504, that had to smart...hurts looking at it. Get well.

I fill up every 10hrs or 100 miles. Usually takes about 5-6 gallons at this time.

Cory still remembers that crate, still has it. The years have moved on and he is now The Farmer. Proud of him.

Same here on going with Dad, That's how we learned. You said you rode in a box...lol, and I thought that was my trick. I'd take my oldest grandson with me on the ATV. Had an old tall Pepsi crate strapped on the back rack. He rode many a miles in that crate checking irrigation and crops.

Glad you got it going and all is well.