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Don: Welcome to the Forum. Haven't seen a replacement bed, but will keep my eyes open for ya. Keifer

Welcome to the Forum. Lots of good practical advice here. As far as your "new" machine, if you don't have an operators manual, you might check into getting one. Also, Messicks is a favorite dealer where you can rely on their advice as well. Keifer

Thanks for the info. Of course I was going to give you double what you were asking. Lol ! Just kidding. Glad you were able to sell the tractor.

Do you still have this tractor? Keifer

:smartass::smartass::smartass:Razorback, FYI, left-handed folks (not to be confused with left leaning political folks) are the ones in their right minds. :smile::smile::smile: Keifer

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Matt: Attached are some photos that might give you some ideas. Being left handed makes this set up work for me. Also, my plow was dealer bought/installed. Keifer

Welcome to the Forum. Lots of good folks/advice found here. I can't speak to your lack of speed issue but it sounds like a trip to a Kubota dealership IMHO. As far as the stick stoppers, I have a set from Peanut installed on the front of my 1100 and can't say enough good things about them...

Nice looking plow for sure. This plow gives an option to the Boss V plow. Competition is usually a win-win for everyone. I said usually. How does the Snow Dogg compare in price to the Boss? And, did you purchase it through a dealership, distributed or online. I have had a Boss V plow for...

I don't see the ad either. I'm using an IPad.

Sorry I don't have any information regarding the universal joints you need. But, still, welcome to the forum. Perhaps others here might be able to help get you. Come back often and share your experiences.

Like others have posted here, I like to use the "KISS" application, (Keep It Simple Stupid). Whenever I add an electrical circuit to the RTV, I wrap it in that cheap split cable covering from the auto parts store AND secure it with neon green zip ties. That way I know it's my work and not part...

Good for you Mark. What are the housings made of on the LED lights you installed? Hope your flat tire is an easy fix.

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Hellasmania; Nice job installing your rear work light. Remember, you can't have too many lights, especially LED's. And, thanks for sharing your photos. Keifer

Welcome to the RTV Forum. By the sounds of it, you are bottoming out even without any load. Are you sure you didn't forget to unload some of your gold bullion. If it's possible, send a pic so we can better understand your situation. Keifer, aka keith

What I have read suggests you don't slide, twist or drop a cast iron pan on the the glass surface. Otherwise, it works great. You might do a Goggle search for more information and hints on how to use the new cooking surface.

So much for Kubota Corp. quality control eh.