Hiya all,</p>
Been a while since I last posted in this forum. I do keep track of all the interesting information availible here. Thanks for your inputs and keep it up. Now for my information. A few weeks ago I had only 24 hours on my new RTV-900. I got it in Dec 2007. I live in a very rural area of Idaho and leave the keys in all my outfits. A bad habit I know. Anyhow after using the 900 to move some hay I must bumped the key switch and accidently left the ignition on. The next day I went to the 900 and wow now I have 50 hours. So the lesson learned here is never even by accident leave your igintion on the hour meter continues to run. </p>
Hope all is well your way. Have fun with those RTV's</p>
Been a while since I last posted in this forum. I do keep track of all the interesting information availible here. Thanks for your inputs and keep it up. Now for my information. A few weeks ago I had only 24 hours on my new RTV-900. I got it in Dec 2007. I live in a very rural area of Idaho and leave the keys in all my outfits. A bad habit I know. Anyhow after using the 900 to move some hay I must bumped the key switch and accidently left the ignition on. The next day I went to the 900 and wow now I have 50 hours. So the lesson learned here is never even by accident leave your igintion on the hour meter continues to run. </p>
Hope all is well your way. Have fun with those RTV's</p>