New RTV with rear seat and console

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DLC

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Hi. I have had my rtv for about a month and a half now 27 hrs so far. It is one awsome machine. I would like to say thankyou to everybody for the great info. and ideas. I have put some rear and backup lights on and made a overhead console and rear seat out of wood. I have pics attached.</p>
 
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Awesome, I like that! Say, you may have seen my earlier post, does yours actually go 25 mph in third gear? I can'ge get much more than 18 or so. </p>


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I have not checked it yet.From what others say their's go around the 25 mph and mine feels like it goes that fast. I did read your post and like others say you just have to learn the transmisson.thanks for the comment</p>
 
WELCOME DLC,</p>


Nice lookin' set-up you have there.....Really like your overhead panel, looksprofessional !!!!</p>


What are you plans with your RTV ??????????</p>


I know I sound like a broken record, but need to get yourself a high rise intake, and remove the arrestor >>>>>>></p>


Feel the power, feel the Rush !!!!!!!!</p>


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Thanks Two Guns. I have learned alot on here about these machines. I am mainly just riding around on it now but i work with my grandpa and he does skidsteer workso maybe one daywecan use it to move dirt etc. into tight spaces. You are great help and not a broken record. When i checked the air filter i knew what you meantit wasdirty so i made a snorkel. Pics below. I know you probaly going to ask about tires the ones thats on it workgreat for what i am doing. Next on project list is a rear bumper and side mirrors.</p>
 
Great work DLC, THAT WILL SAVE YOU MUCH TROUBLE IN THE FUTURE !!!!!</p>


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