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BC, just what you need to fill up those "retirement" days!!! Gives new meaning to the saying, 'I have a bridge I'll sell you'. Hope you can soon get your place back like it was before the flooding.

Welcome to the best Forum on the net. Come back often and be sure to share your photos. We are always available to spend any extra $$$ you might have laying around for accessories you might have to have for you new RTV. It would be wise to heed Bordercollie's advice on using OEM filters and...

Sometimes doing the right thing is not the popular thing. Enabling bad behavior usually does not make for a positive permanent solution.

Those are good looking tires. Do you remember the weight rating on them?

How are those new tires working out for you?

Right on BC. A day of remembrance for those men and women who served or are presently serving honorably in our military and maritime services. We owe so much for the sacrifices made by those individuals on our behalf and the behalf of the USA. God bless our service people and the USA.

I agree with all of the above comments on this topic. I use off-road diesel in a J-D fel and the RTV. I store about 40 gallon at a time in 5 gal. plastic cans. I get it and ethanol free gasoline from a distributor nearby. As a self-serve credit card facility it works out well for me. I also use...

Anyone interested in a saw that uses neither batteries or gas/oil and starts every time! Old timers know I'm referring to a crosscut saw. Whew, those were the good old days. Along with splitting mauls and wedges. Oh my oh my. ��

That looks like a teachable moment when tilting the bed when the tailgate is down and you have a hitch installed. I'm sure you aren't the first to do that.

Best of luck Judy with your new Roxor. Keifer

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When plowing deep and heavy snow with my RTV 1100/V-Boss blade and chains on the rear tires, I would also load the bed with 10-12 standard cinder blocks. Did the job in 1-2 foot snow. (That was back in the days, several years ago, when we had deep snows.)

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That cab on your RTV is really nice-and with heat as well. Who says you have to 'rough it'? Thanks for sharing your photos.

Looks like if you can't get the motor running you can propel your RTV like Fred Flintstone. Feet extended through the open floor pan and yaba daba do, away you go. LOL!!!

Like that old adage about flying, "Hours of boredom interrupted by a few brief moments of sheer terror." Glad you are okey and no one got seriously injured. Guess you can relate when folks say -keep the rubber side on the highway. As we make this journey through life here on earth there are...

Just a point of interest: You never know when your sharing of experiences with your RTV might be invaluable to someone in the future. Your well thought out explanations and descriptions, along with your excellent photos, give us an 'over your shoulder' view of your work. Just wish we could be...

Horn button today and before you know it he will be saying, "Hey dad, can I borrow the car tonight. I was going to take Sally to the movie."

Welcome to the best forum on the net. Looks like you have a real gem (in the rough) to do some serious work, or work on. Lots of good folks here to help you in time of need. Come back often and share your progress. Love the photos. Keifer aka keith

Good to hear from you again and that your RTV is serving you well. Keifer aka Keith