JOHNTHOMAS
Super Member
- Joined
- Apr 14, 2008
- Messages
- 7,724
- Location
- Somerset, Ky
- Tractor
- F2690 4WD RTV X1140 MX5400 HST ZD1211
I live up on a hill where the Streets are not taken in by the county for maintenance, like salt and snow removal.
Bought a RTV1140 for summer fun with my Twin 6 year old Grands. If I hadn't of had it this year I would have had to go get them on my BX25 which I wouldn't have wanted to do. Maybe in the 4wd Dodge Ram but it's not great on ice in decending sloped curves. Any way, using my RTV1140 in the winter. Have had to go get them 5 or 6 times already this year. Worst (most, best)snow year since I've lived here.
All Grandparents should have a RTV1140 if they have more than one Grand child. One of the other RTV's if less Grands unless they take the spouse. Course I do strap the Grands up front together so a RTV900 might have worked.
Street curves going down but Grands like coming straight up through the fields so who am I to tell them no. 4WD M does it all the way without a slip and worksite tires. Went across a ditch which took a few wheels off the ground and heeled in dif lock till across it and then pedal to the metal the rest of the way.
Bought a RTV1140 for summer fun with my Twin 6 year old Grands. If I hadn't of had it this year I would have had to go get them on my BX25 which I wouldn't have wanted to do. Maybe in the 4wd Dodge Ram but it's not great on ice in decending sloped curves. Any way, using my RTV1140 in the winter. Have had to go get them 5 or 6 times already this year. Worst (most, best)snow year since I've lived here.
All Grandparents should have a RTV1140 if they have more than one Grand child. One of the other RTV's if less Grands unless they take the spouse. Course I do strap the Grands up front together so a RTV900 might have worked.
Street curves going down but Grands like coming straight up through the fields so who am I to tell them no. 4WD M does it all the way without a slip and worksite tires. Went across a ditch which took a few wheels off the ground and heeled in dif lock till across it and then pedal to the metal the rest of the way.