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KUBOTA RTV-X1100 side by side transmission


remi Gilbert

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Hello all, 

I'am working for a company who own close to 50 kubota side by side RTV-X1100.  Series from 2013 to now and we replaced some transmission around 5 000hrs..  it looks low how for me..  and expensive, specially of you request the dealer to do the job for you...  

do you have similar experience? 

how many hours/milles we should expect to have them reliable/available? 

 

I will appreciate any comments, experiences, references... 

 

best regards 

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