Buying Advice kubota rtv - x900 purchase

[628pm]

McCaskey, that is what I heard also. Hopefully mine will be delivered tomorrow.

Thanks
Bill

 

[biffnh]

Looking forward to delivery of mine next week! RTV X900 Worksite Orange, HD tires, glass windshield, multiple wire harness, wiper, metal canopy, spray bed liner, heavy duty front suspension. I've been using a Polaris Ranger 400 which has been good (900 hours in three years), but I am looking forward to the diesel, quieter engine, engine breaking, and better sitting position. Will report back after a few months of using it. Loved the test drive!

 

[coldfingers]

Bet you will really like it, I swore with that one I had it would climb a tree if it had enough traction. Not speedy but lots of power!

 

[biffnh]

Got my new one on Nov. 26. It is terrific. Great engineering. Much quieter than my Ranger 400 OH, engine braking is something I wanted as well as creeping speed. Belt drive machines don't allow either. I am making racks for it so I can haul lumber and ladders. Almost done with these. Trying to figure out how to wire in back-up lights. Thought there would be a beeper wire as part of the wire harness, but all the dead-end connectors in the rear are hot all the time the key is on. Guess I'll have to wire one in and place a switch on the dash instead of tying it to the reverse gear as I haven't been able to see how to tie in the HST reverse to a switch.

 

[McCaskey]

"Stuck Shifter" was fixed by dealer. They rerouted the cable connecting the brake to the hydraulic relief dump valve. The factory routing of the cable had too many sharp bends and was restricting the cable movement.
Seems OK now.