Newbie Question

[edwardtabor]

Good day all. I'm a new member and just got an RTV 1100. I like the machine alot. My question is, where are the radio speakers located and how many are there? I bought the wiring harness and, lo and behold, it is not wired the way the machine is and I burned up one channel of my 1.00 auction buy radio. I have it wired for 2 front speakers but I wonder if it has 4 speakers?

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Welcome to Kubota World. You may receive some answers here on the Kubota tractor forum because some of us have Kubota tractors and Kubota RTVs, I have a RTV1140 myself as well as tractors but there is a forum on this board for RTVs and ATVs that will reach many, many, many more RTV owners. Try posting your question here ATVs & Utility Vehicles - TractorByNet.com and find out more specific RTV answers.
I don't have sound on my RTV so I don't know anything about your question but others in the RTV forum will.

 

[edwardtabor]

Thanks John. Is there a search function, rather that go thru all 3000 pages of posts?

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Thanks John. Is there a search function, rather that go thru all 3000 pages of posts?

There is but the RTV1100 is fairly new and won't be there, probably, only on the first (actually last few pages) few pages and with dealing with other ATVs you can go thru reading about Kubota RTVs pretty quick.
Ask your question is the best way to get a quick and specific answer and determine who has one like yours, is an active poster and has a general idea of your same machine and isn't someone that answers every question whether they know what they are talking about.
Just ask your questions also because others that won't post will also see answers for questions that they never knew they had or just won't ask.
The Kubota RTV is a work horse and a fun (slow) off roader but I really like mine.
STOP, push brake and blip throttle to shift gears and in and out of 2wd/4wd and you'll see it works better. Don't shift on the fly except for 2wd/4wd, not gear changes. I usually keep mine in M 2wd 90% of the time. When I climb a mountain or coming DOWN keep in 4wd for braking power and lower gear. Throttle Pedal is sensitive but a easy foot makes it pull out easy.