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  • Re: Puking Coolant

    I've never done anything to the system. And it has never been opened up, had a line off or anything since it was built in 2005. Regardless, it seems to have miraculously stopped. I have used it for light each night this week and it hasn't done it once.
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 11-06-2009
  • Re: Puking Coolant

    I don't know if the gauge is reading coolant or hydraulic fluid, since it seems to mirror the hydrostatic load I had assumed it was hydraulic fluid temp, but I don't know. Regardless, it goes to just shy of red pretty much as soon as you start doing something and usually stays there. If you start trying to really work it it jumps straight into
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 11-05-2009
  • Re: Puking Coolant

    Sticky T-stats is an outdated problem for the most part..... or shoud be. I don't know what changed but sticky T-stats just doesn't seem to happen to most anything built after the 70's for the most part. That's why I found it strange. And I highly doubt the dealer would do anything for free on a 7 yr old machine... I only started the
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 10-28-2009
  • Re: Puking Coolant

    Is there any reason to think it would have a bad T-stat? Is that common on the RTV? I smells of coolant even just sitting and idling. I was using it for light a few nights last week while I was grading out a pad for a barn and I could smell the coolant smell all the way in the cab of the track-hoe with the RTV idling about 50 feet away. The fact that
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 10-27-2009
  • Re: Puking Coolant

    If the engine somehow managed to pop a headgasket making the .001 hp it has, then filling the crank with fluid and windowing the block might be the best thing it ever did for itself. lol. So it sounds like it isn't very common for these things to puke then. I'm sure it has a T-stat, but why would that make it puke if it stuck in either direction
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 10-27-2009
  • Puking Coolant

    Well, my RTV 900 has always smelled of coolant whenever I've tried to use it for much more than running down to the end of the driveway for the mail, but it's always just been smell, not any actual coolant. Since I have always heard the fan running when this is happening, there isn't ever anything covering or otherwise obstructing the radiator
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 10-27-2009
  • Re: LIFT KIT FOR 900 RTV

    [quote user="bordercollie"] THANKS Tommy aka Peanut!! I missed the deleted posts but I think I get the jest of 'em. I am proud to have you as a forum friend and do respect your thoughts on RTV stuff. . Bordercollie [/quote] Perhaps I should have left them up so that those who missed them could see that there was absolutely zero "name
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 09-28-2009
  • Re: LIFT KIT FOR 900 RTV

    Deleted... If you have any questions or concerns about suspension geometry with lift kit "spacers" vs various spring code changes feel free to ask Tommy.
    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 09-27-2009
  • Re: LIFT KIT FOR 900 RTV

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    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 09-27-2009
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    Posted to Kubota RTV Owners Group (Forum) by Charles on 09-27-2009
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