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TechJunkie, Not the greatest quality, but this is a 200x80 outdoor riding arena lit up with the lights on my RTV.

TechJunkie, I'll try to remember to take a picture tonight from inside the cab with them on so you can see how the light up. I was going to do it last night but we had a pretty good rain storm come through and after bringing in a few bales of hay for the horses I wasn't really up for more time...

I put 2 lights on my X900 and there were holes in the poly roof that I used. I have a bunch of low branches that I keep saying I'm going to trim but I'll probably do it when one of the lights breaks from them, LOL. Dave

I have one that looks similar to that and depending on what I'm doing I use it or the wireless remote.

Look in the Rear Axle section of this PDF. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DISJGnDj-q0XVyzdbYClThuM3e5EXFGi/view?usp=sharing

Hopefully this parts diagram will help you out a little.

I assume this will work on the X900 also?

I've been using mine for 3-4 years now. Takes a little getting used to, but it definitely beats sitting on an open tractor.

Peter, It's a '14 X900. I used to use my tractor with bucket for snow, but then I found the RTV and the guy had the plow brand new still on the pallet so I couldn't pass it up. It took a little getting used to the v plow since I was used to a straight one when I did snow removal years ago. All...

Lots of snow is an overrated experience 🤣

I've got a set on my '14 X900 but will have to look at my paperwork later to get part numbers. They might be the same as the link posted in previous response. I also put a heater in it from https://coupersproducts.com/categories/utv-cab-heaters/kubota-utv-cab-heater/rtv-x-900-2013-2021.html

I had the same exact issue with my '14 x900 about a year and a half ago and the dealer told me to do the old bolt in the hose deal for a plug.

Here's the thread https://www.nettractortalk.com/forums/threads/wireless-remote-for-kubota-winch.17861/#post-130136

I got my wireless unit from Tractor Supply and it plugs in where the wired controller does. Only thing I had to do was swap 2 wires in the receiver unit and I think I also had to add a ground wire. I had posted on here with pictures of the wire swap, I'll see if I can track it down if you want...

Technically if you aren't licensed to use a particular frequency, it's illegal to do so unless it's a life or death emergency. Personally if I was chatting on the air with someone and a pilot jumped on the frequency and said hello, I'd be cool with it and probably talk about it for a long time...

Good luck on your exam. I would look over the General stuff too and give it a shot the same session as your Tech exam if you pass. Dave- KB1PVH

Here's a new link to the one on eBay but it appears to be the same as the one you posted. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Kubota-Coast-Plug-RTV-X-series-900-1100-1120-/184519174470?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49292

The controller is great, it allows me to actually sleep on overnight cooks instead of obsessing over temps. It's a Flame Boss 300 and worth every penny. Dave

I have a Weber Smokey Mountain which burns charcoal and you use wood chunks for smoke. I think I used hickory and cherry on this brisket.

Looks good! I did a 10lb one last week at 225 for about 18ish hours. I don't wrap mine at the stall, I just wait it out. Mine started to fall apart when I took it off the smoker. Dave