English Sporting Estate

"I first saw the prototype for the RTV900 two years before it came out on the market. It was worth the wait."

Peter Stagg logged in roughly 300 hours of time on every one of his three RTV900s in the first six months he owned them. "These machines are in almost constant use, seven days a week," says Peter. "We use them for towing, feeding, transporting clients, deer extractions, carrying equipment, hauling game birds from place to place, rabbit control, you name it." Clearly, Peter's wait has paid off. He admits he "can't find fault" with the RTV900s, which is important given that on an estate as vast and varied as Beaulieu these machines encounter all kinds of terrain including steep hills and very wet marshes. Peter goes on to reiterate a common theme among new owners, stating, "The competition doesn't even come close to Kubota standards. The RTV900s have a better overall build, better transmission and are more economical." When asked what he would say to someone currently considering a Kubota RTV900, Peter replied simply, "Buy one."