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My RTV is a 2021. When I do the same search - which I've already done many times - it shows no spark plugs for the 2021.

Their last YT video was 5 months ago. I'm guessing that's when they knew the wheels were coming off. :( I hope all those who ordered and paid, but not never received their implement are made whole.

That's some good stuff! Another question: How do you translate the Kubota/Messick's part number to AC Delco/Autolite/Boschs/Denso/Champion/NGK/Pulsar part numbers? Surely, Kubota doesn't make their own spark plugs. I tried using amazon, but both results from the search on part number showed...

How do you select or pick a hotter spark plug?

My thanks to Admin and Mods for not killing this thread. (y) Aw fuck it: [insert beer icon here]

I think Ted is going to either end up in prison or the county morgue due to suicide or drug abuse. :(

RIF: " And, in fact, I made this decision several years ago for my Kubota L4330 ~40 hp tractor. I chose the 96" (8') wide rear grader blade. " (Also note that it's also listed right under my avatar). And you missed the point about wheel weights: If there are none available; Make your own -...

Why did Travis get fired? I dealt with him for both my grader blade and land plane - absolutely great to work with.

Greens, that link just goes to the AR15.com site, not a specific thread. What is the thread title and is it active or archived? I looked yesterday afternoon at EA's YT channel and they haven't posted a video in four months. Usually, they appear to post at least one per month. :( Thanks,

No it isn't: I also agree with MtnView's comments. 84" wide would be the minimum I would consider for a rear grader blade. And, in fact, I made this decision several years ago for my Kubotal L4330 ~40 hp tractor. I chose the 96" (8') wide rear grader blade. The downside is that I...

Same here.

Here you go: My Kubota RTV-XG850 at the local river: Upriver: Opposite direction. See that white dot upper center? That's my farm - on top of the hill. View from the opposite direction; the bridge is barely visible above and to the left of the red barn on the right; about 2.5 miles...

Better yet:

Around here: All the time. In fact, I can't recall the last time I saw a heavy vehicle being towed where the attachments were not tied down.

Yep:

Fix the Gorram twitchy throttle issue on the RTV-XG850. Can't hardly back up with any control. It's dangerous as heck, I'm surprised there isn't already a class action law suit on it.

I started with a used $25 IBC container: Add an ammo box for tools: Changing a light over the garage. Not shown: The 10' ladder I use to climb into the platform, nor the doubled 2x4's I use as a safety catch in case of catastrophic hydraulic failure. Adding a cell phone antenna to the...

When I had mine done in 2014 or so, the local Kubota dealer charged me $150. Worth every penny considering the hill I live on. In retrospect, it might have made more sense to buy an engine picker and do it myself. Oh well

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