Thank you Mike Morgan. Today, August 22nd will be forever known as "Tractor Day" in my household. At 7am my Rural King opens and my RK24 is ready for me to pick up, complete with loader, backhoe, grapple, box blade, and brush hog. I will be box blading a gravel parking lot today. Thanks again Mike.
I can't sing the praises of these small tractors enough. I have a compact Kubota B2650 and I absolutely love it! I was worried that it wasn't a big enough tractor to take care of 20 acres but I was wrong!
Hi mike , my name is Brian. I live in Cambria county, PA in the Mt. a hope area. I have been watching your videos for a while now and really enjoy them. I have a John Deere x728 ultimate tractor. 27 hp with 4wd. I have 3 acres that keep me busy with maintenance. I enjoy deer hunting especially archery. Keep the videos coming! Thanks
Great video! I found your channel last year and I continue to find gems in your old postings.You can do it all Mike. Now you can add salesman to your resume.
Very good video. I purchased my sub-compact tractor just a few months ago (John Deere 1025R) and was searching for videos like this just to get acquainted with the controls and what they were for. The features on both tractors are pretty much the same though some of the controls are located in different areas. I have been so happy with my little tractor and the back hoe has been SO useful for what we are doing (clearing 35+ acres of woods in Florida). With that being said, I really like the features on the RK series of tractors. I am looking at purchasing a larger tractor for other needs, and the RK is definitely going to get a look from me. The fact that the rear remote hydraulics is standard is a huge selling point.
just got my RK24 home and re-watched this video to make sure everything was working correctly. I had the 3rd function kit installed and thought it was more intuitive for the loader to go up if you pushed the lever up and down if you pushed it down.
Very good Mike. I just got a new J.D.3025e and from watching your UA-cam video's i knew i wanted the rear remotes. I have dual rear remotes and pretty much had to figure out how to use it. They don't teach you at yhe dealership. So then you have to go to the manuals that comes with the tractor. I really appreciate your video's as they are very informative. Thanks Mike. I got a rear sickle bar mower and a box blade. After seeing your video's i have learned a lot, especially on box blades. Tha ks again buddy.
Great content Mike ! I appreciate you taking the time to go into detail the usage of each control ! All of the sub- compacts are very similar as I have a BX24 ! One more thing my friend ! Please don't let uninformed folks get to you! If you do they win !!!! As you grow your channel there will be more of them !! I pray you remain focused on your purpose !!! Please be safe and may God continue to bless you and your family !!!! Eddy
With everyone of your videos I’m liking the RK’s more and more. I have a Kubota L3301 with Backhoe. I see a lot of features that RK 24 has that are standard that I wish I had, especially the rear remotes! Auto throttle seems pretty cool too. Thanks Mike.
Thanks Mike, enjoyed another fine video. Very informative and makes them sub compacts less intimidating. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the fine work. Back to my dreaming.
Another great video. And there are indeed so many things that can be confusing to a new tractor owner (as I experienced, buying my first one late in life). People might soon propose more and more intros that you could do, like how to attach 3-pt implements, or safety features that can unexpectedly prevent operation, or things that can break in the field, or how to sharpen brush hog blades, and so on. And perhaps you will want to get into all those, but perhaps not. :-) In that case, I hope you won't mind if I refer folks to the youtube channel for AskTractorMike. He does a WONDERFUL job of covering all such bases, focusing mostly on introducing things to newcomers tractor owners. but since he has many years in tractor support and sales he also has gret bits of wisdom even for long-time operators. Anyway, keep up the great work and thanks for it.
Great videos Im in the market for a smaller tractor. RK seems to be the best price and your video of the grapple is EXACTLY what im looking for thanks bud keep it up.
Thank Mike. I was just thinking about buying a small tractor this morning when I realized that I can retire from my full-time gig in 4 years. RK looks like a great deal, but it looks like the nearest dealer is your dealer in Butler. But that’s okay since I’m looking to retire in either SW Pennsylvania, or northern West Virginia. The pricing was very reasonable. I can get an RK24 with tiller, mower, front end loader, and a trailer to carry it all, for much less than a similar orange tractor.
One other suggestion is for someone shopping for a new tractor to see if one of the model they are considering is available to rent. Trying it out with a rental allows time to try the controls a bit and see if it fits your liking before committing to a purchase. May not always be an option but worth asking before buying.
Great video Mike. I had no idea how to operate a tractor and was always curious. This video demystified a lot of it. I'm sure the basic principles are transferable to other tractors as well. Thank you for taking the time to do this great video.
Thank you for this video. I learned much about the operation of the tractor ( and probably most subcompacts ). I will be headed to Rural King to see what kind of deal I can get. Good job Rural King. Almost as good as Hush Puppies campaign back in the day.
One of the best PTO attachments around is a PTO driven generator. It hooks up to the standard 3 point hitch and you want to size it for the horse power of the tractor but it lets you have power where you can get the tractor or emergency power without an extra engine to maintain.
Thank you so much for this video i feel the same way as debra, i have a few acres and want to invest in a tractor that's not as intimidating as the large one's, just to help do certain not so big projects around the property, i have a mini excavator which is perfect size for a smaller woman
Nice job showing the features. I like it when the tractors with loader have the fluid in the tires. I stepped away for a minute and don’t know if you mentioned it in this video. I know you have said it in the newer videos.
Hey Mike great videos first off. I was watching your video about the RK 24 and was super surprised to see it's identical to the Mahindra e-Max 22 that I have! Subtle difference like 9 ft backhoe instead of 6ft, different brush guard and different seat but otherwise identical unit!
Very informative video for the first time buyers and users of small compact tractors. RK sure puts some good stuff on theirs as standard equipment. Something I did not see on this tractor and not sure if it is needed - - a leveling bubble for when you use the backhoe. Just wondering..might - if it needs to be - use a torpedo level on the metal casing top of your controls. Magnetic side on some of them.
Well, shoot! Now I have to consider the RK 24. The hardest thing is trying to decide if I really NEED the RK 37 (how great would that ac/heated cab be!) or if the 24 would suit my needs and then some. Of course, I could win the lottery and this whole Cost vs. Function would be a moot point! Thank you for the video, I will have my better half watch it for sure!
I will leave the cab decision up to you but my experience has been buy the biggest tractor you can afford. I bought a 35 hp and traded for a 45 a year later. You won't upset about having more power than you need. Also you can pitch it to the wife that the cost per HP gets cheaper as you go bigger ;)
This would be a great topic for a video. I too would like to know if a rk24 or rk37 would better suite me. I need to work in wooded and hilly areas. It seems to me the rk24 would maneuver better; but like you said, a cab sure would be nice. I am concerned about any added clearance a cab would require when working in wooded areas.
My issue, too, Scott Z. Both mountainous (a ridge in the Cumberland Mountains near the border of Virginia with Kentucky) and forest that is raw, no work done on a good portion. We have acquired a pasture-like area that I will be turning into large (to me) garden plots as well. So I need to be able to work the land for growing and then hopefully be able to work some up the ridge. Also have to look ahead to winter and thinking on what can help us move a bit of snow, too.
Great video mike! Newly subscribed to your channel and am slowly working my way through all of your videos. Would LOVE to see a video on demonstrating how to remove the front loader and the backhoe ( In order to use the rear PTO). Thanks! Keep it up Mike...I enjoy your channel.
Mike, additional thought for another video, Yesterday a friend called, hole in oil pan. He admitted that he had not memorized his warning functions on his new tractor. BUT, the tractor shut downautomatically when he did not. The low oil warning went off but he did not hear it over brush mower. Many newer tractor have these safety functions and thought it may be a topic for you.
I'm looking into one of these hopefully sooner than later, you covered the 3 pt hydraulic pressure control, but not the lever that raises and lowers the 3pt. I believe I've seen enough videos so far to know that it is the one next to the phone charger, right? and quite a bit more important than a phone charger anyway.
Great video, Mike!! Questions for you: With all your tractors, how do you manage your diesel fuel, i.e. do you have a storage tank? If you do what is it's capacity? Do you need to add fuel stabilizers, etc?? Thanks!!
Jason Kurtz If you would have spent a few hundred more,you could have bought the 1025R or 1026R,they both have these hydro-remotes as standard equipment.
Looks like a nice little tractor. Do you have any videos of it actually digging with the backhoe? I'd like to see that if you don't yet. I have 10 acres and was planning on getting a 35 hp tractor but this may be enough for what I plan to do and I'm liking it a lot.
I want one, but I worry they may not be around for long and you won’t be able to get parts, like a name brand, I guess that’s the chance you take when you buy no name tractor the 24 is sweet really considering one I’m worried about parts
You skipped over the position control when you talked about the charger and cup holder. Does the position control allow you to return to a pre used position or is it up to you to find the position you were using, ie with a tiller etc.
Mike, I have called a couple of different stores, including the one I bought my RK24 from, and can't get a solid answer. I'm hoping you or RK Tractor Guy may have some knowledge on this. Is it possible to disable the mower deck lift to use the 3 point hitch without removing the deck? I don't want to remove the belly mower every time I move a trailer. I don't like to lower the deck down a drag it all around either.
Hi I'm Looking to get one ,Great info from your video...having a hard time to find a dealer near me im in northern il all dealers are way south 300 plus miles..
Great video! Dumb question I bought one just like this a month ago and mine doesn't have high/low beam, the owners manual has them though. Is this something they changed for the 21 year?
Great video. I've had my RK24 for several years and learned some new stuff. I was wondering though, is there a seat for the back hoe or a way to turn the seat around for working with the back hoe? I'm considering buying a backhoe and I don't understand where you're supposed to sit when using the backhoe. Thanks in advance for any info.
Great video Mike. Question. For those of us who don’t have access to Rural King, this is essentially a Yanmar Tractor that rebranded and/or made specifically for Rural King?
RK Tractor Guy Appreciate you taking the time to clarify that for me. I’m actually in Butler, PA this weekend for the Jeep festival, and there is a RuralKing here, so I’m going to check them out!
Doing a great job Mike! Can you dome how you remove the front end loader and backhoe? I wouldn’t think you leave those attached while mowing.... correct?
Très beau tracteur et très bien équipé J'aimerais bien l'essayer Dommage qu'il n'y en ait pas en France J'aimerais bien l'essayer et certainement en acheter un Pourquoi ne pas en exporter ?
Another great video Mike and thanks for the info. I’ve been looking to buy a Sub Compact Tractor still trying to decide witch brand and model is gonna be right for my property. I have a quick question about the weight of these tractors. Do you think that a tractor the weight and size of the RK24 would bother the leaching on my septic system? Thanks again and keep up the good work
I’m late to this video, but I have a question. I am going to buy a sub compact and have been looking all over the internet. There is a youtube person with a LS tractor. On his , if you remove the backhoe, in order to go to a 3 point implement, you have to take off one of the rear tires to put part of the 3 point hitch on. Then you have to do the same thing when going back to the backhoe. Do you have to remove a tire on the RK24 when going from backhoe to 3 point attachment? Thanks.
Thank you Mike Morgan. Today, August 22nd will be forever known as "Tractor Day" in my household. At 7am my Rural King opens and my RK24 is ready for me to pick up, complete with loader, backhoe, grapple, box blade, and brush hog. I will be box blading a gravel parking lot today. Thanks again Mike.
Thanks Mike. I hope RK is doing right by you because you are doing an excellent job of reviewing and communicating the capabilities of their tractors.
What He Said ^^^^^ lol
Outdoors With The Morgans 😂
I can't sing the praises of these small tractors enough. I have a compact Kubota B2650 and I absolutely love it! I was worried that it wasn't a big enough tractor to take care of 20 acres but I was wrong!
Great job Mike, operated equipment for many years and I appreciate your ability to demonstrate and explain function.
Hi mike , my name is Brian. I live in Cambria county, PA in the Mt. a hope area. I have been watching your videos for a while now and really enjoy them. I have a John Deere x728 ultimate tractor. 27 hp with 4wd. I have 3 acres that keep me busy with maintenance. I enjoy deer hunting especially archery. Keep the videos coming! Thanks
Great video! I found your channel last year and I continue to find gems in your old postings.You can do it all Mike. Now you can add salesman to your resume.
Very good video. I purchased my sub-compact tractor just a few months ago (John Deere 1025R) and was searching for videos like this just to get acquainted with the controls and what they were for. The features on both tractors are pretty much the same though some of the controls are located in different areas. I have been so happy with my little tractor and the back hoe has been SO useful for what we are doing (clearing 35+ acres of woods in Florida).
With that being said, I really like the features on the RK series of tractors. I am looking at purchasing a larger tractor for other needs, and the RK is definitely going to get a look from me. The fact that the rear remote hydraulics is standard is a huge selling point.
Outstanding! Thank you, Mike!
Thanks for the video! I appreciate you taking the time to show us all these different things about the tractors.
just got my RK24 home and re-watched this video to make sure everything was working correctly. I had the 3rd function kit installed and thought it was more intuitive for the loader to go up if you pushed the lever up and down if you pushed it down.
It was helpful, I been looking at JD 1025R. But will take a closer look at this RK24.
Excellent video. Thanks.
Very good Mike. I just got a new J.D.3025e and from watching your UA-cam video's i knew i wanted the rear remotes. I have dual rear remotes and pretty much had to figure out how to use it. They don't teach you at yhe dealership. So then you have to go to the manuals that comes with the tractor. I really appreciate your video's as they are very informative. Thanks Mike.
I got a rear sickle bar mower and a box blade. After seeing your video's i have learned a lot, especially on box blades. Tha ks again buddy.
Awesome video. A new tractor is in the plans for my new property and that helped eliminate some of the fears of never owning one before.
Great content Mike ! I appreciate you taking the time to go into detail the usage of each control ! All of the sub- compacts are very similar as I have a BX24 ! One more thing my friend ! Please don't let uninformed folks get to you! If you do they win !!!! As you grow your channel there will be more of them !! I pray you remain focused on your purpose !!! Please be safe and may God continue to bless you and your family !!!! Eddy
Thanks Eddy! Great comment
Hi Mike, nice video, and very helpful to many people, I'm sure.
Peace.
With everyone of your videos I’m liking the RK’s more and more. I have a Kubota L3301 with Backhoe. I see a lot of features that RK 24 has that are standard that I wish I had, especially the rear remotes! Auto throttle seems pretty cool too. Thanks Mike.
I love it! I am retired and looking to do tractor work for Sr folks in the neighborhood. I have settle on the RK. Thank you for the video.
I had no idea that i had missed so many of your videos. Nic overview of the RK24👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Mike, enjoyed another fine video. Very informative and makes them sub compacts less intimidating. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the fine work. Back to my dreaming.
Rear remotes are so nice to have!
Another great video. And there are indeed so many things that can be confusing to a new tractor owner (as I experienced, buying my first one late in life). People might soon propose more and more intros that you could do, like how to attach 3-pt implements, or safety features that can unexpectedly prevent operation, or things that can break in the field, or how to sharpen brush hog blades, and so on. And perhaps you will want to get into all those, but perhaps not. :-)
In that case, I hope you won't mind if I refer folks to the youtube channel for AskTractorMike. He does a WONDERFUL job of covering all such bases, focusing mostly on introducing things to newcomers tractor owners. but since he has many years in tractor support and sales he also has gret bits of wisdom even for long-time operators.
Anyway, keep up the great work and thanks for it.
Great videos Im in the market for a smaller tractor. RK seems to be the best price and your video of the grapple is EXACTLY what im looking for thanks bud keep it up.
That Rk24 would be a nice little work horse. Nice video!
Thank Mike. I was just thinking about buying a small tractor this morning when I realized that I can retire from my full-time gig in 4 years. RK looks like a great deal, but it looks like the nearest dealer is your dealer in Butler. But that’s okay since I’m looking to retire in either SW Pennsylvania, or northern West Virginia.
The pricing was very reasonable. I can get an RK24 with tiller, mower, front end loader, and a trailer to carry it all, for much less than a similar orange tractor.
One other suggestion is for someone shopping for a new tractor to see if one of the model they are considering is available to rent. Trying it out with a rental allows time to try the controls a bit and see if it fits your liking before committing to a purchase. May not always be an option but worth asking before buying.
very helpful a friend is letting me use his so you help me learn how everything works so i don't look like a donkey
great job explaining the tractor
Great video Mike. I had no idea how to operate a tractor and was always curious. This video demystified a lot of it. I'm sure the basic principles are transferable to other tractors as well. Thank you for taking the time to do this great video.
Nice video Mike - I really like the RK24 - I just went to RK Tractor webpage and guess who I found on their home page - NIce!
Thank you for this video. I learned much about the operation of the tractor ( and probably most subcompacts ). I will be headed to Rural King to see what kind of deal I can get.
Good job Rural King. Almost as good as Hush Puppies campaign back in the day.
Great video Mike! The light switch and horn button look just like the ones on a Kubota.
Appreciate the videos. Idea for additional video along this theme: greasing, oil changes, etc.
One of the best PTO attachments around is a PTO driven generator. It hooks up to the standard 3 point hitch and you want to size it for the horse power of the tractor but it lets you have power where you can get the tractor or emergency power without an extra engine to maintain.
Thank you so much for this video i feel the same way as debra, i have a few acres and want to invest in a tractor that's not as intimidating as the large one's, just to help do certain not so big projects around the property, i have a mini excavator which is perfect size for a smaller woman
Nice job showing the features. I like it when the tractors with loader have the fluid in the tires. I stepped away for a minute and don’t know if you mentioned it in this video. I know you have said it in the newer videos.
Great demo - thank you 👍
Very informative and helpful video. Thanks Mike!
Hello Mike
The video was excellent. Informative and highly useful. Thanks
Great videos! I just purchased a RK19, I plan to post some projects being accomplished with the little tractor.
Love your videos!
Hey Mike great videos first off. I was watching your video about the RK 24 and was super surprised to see it's identical to the Mahindra e-Max 22 that I have! Subtle difference like 9 ft backhoe instead of 6ft, different brush guard and different seat but otherwise identical unit!
Great job explaining
Great content, but also a very crisp, clear video. You use a nice camera.
Very informative video for the first time buyers and users of small compact tractors. RK sure puts some good stuff on theirs as standard equipment. Something I did not see on this tractor and not sure if it is needed - - a leveling bubble for when you use the backhoe. Just wondering..might - if it needs to be - use a torpedo level on the metal casing top of your controls. Magnetic side on some of them.
That was extremely helpful - thanks Mike!
It was helpful for me.
Excellent video. Well said!
Well, shoot! Now I have to consider the RK 24. The hardest thing is trying to decide if I really NEED the RK 37 (how great would that ac/heated cab be!) or if the 24 would suit my needs and then some. Of course, I could win the lottery and this whole Cost vs. Function would be a moot point! Thank you for the video, I will have my better half watch it for sure!
I will leave the cab decision up to you but my experience has been buy the biggest tractor you can afford. I bought a 35 hp and traded for a 45 a year later. You won't upset about having more power than you need. Also you can pitch it to the wife that the cost per HP gets cheaper as you go bigger ;)
Well, since I am the "wife" part I will pitch it to my hubby that way! Thanks!
This would be a great topic for a video. I too would like to know if a rk24 or rk37 would better suite me. I need to work in wooded and hilly areas. It seems to me the rk24 would maneuver better; but like you said, a cab sure would be nice. I am concerned about any added clearance a cab would require when working in wooded areas.
My issue, too, Scott Z. Both mountainous (a ridge in the Cumberland Mountains near the border of Virginia with Kentucky) and forest that is raw, no work done on a good portion. We have acquired a pasture-like area that I will be turning into large (to me) garden plots as well. So I need to be able to work the land for growing and then hopefully be able to work some up the ridge. Also have to look ahead to winter and thinking on what can help us move a bit of snow, too.
Great video mike! Newly subscribed to your channel and am slowly working my way through all of your videos. Would LOVE to see a video on demonstrating how to remove the front loader and the backhoe ( In order to use the rear PTO). Thanks! Keep it up Mike...I enjoy your channel.
Mike thanks for taking the time to make this video about the how to zone arcade 24. Have you ever use a grappler bucket on the rk24 for lifting logs.
Another vid with lots of valuable info!!!
Well done. Thumbs up
Awesome video sir, thank you. Subscribed and liked.
Very nice video Mike! Great overview!
Great video, this is what I was looking for, Thanks
Nice job, Mike!
Good info all around Mike...
Thank you for the video it was very informative
Mike, additional thought for another video, Yesterday a friend called, hole in oil pan. He admitted that he had not memorized his warning functions on his new tractor. BUT, the tractor shut downautomatically when he did not. The low oil warning went off but he did not hear it over brush mower. Many newer tractor have these safety functions and thought it may be a topic for you.
Great review, Mike ,
I'm looking into one of these hopefully sooner than later, you covered the 3 pt hydraulic pressure control, but not the lever that raises and lowers the 3pt. I believe I've seen enough videos so far to know that it is the one next to the phone charger, right? and quite a bit more important than a phone charger anyway.
Nice and informative video!
Nice video bud
Great video, Mike!! Questions for you: With all your tractors, how do you manage your diesel fuel, i.e. do you have a storage tank? If you do what is it's capacity? Do you need to add fuel stabilizers, etc?? Thanks!!
Brett D, video soon on that
Outdoors With The Morgans looking forward to it!
Very nice video. I realy like that they have the rear hookups. Wish my John Deere 1023e came stock with them.
Jason Kurtz If you would have spent a few hundred more,you could have bought the 1025R or 1026R,they both have these hydro-remotes as standard equipment.
Excellent video mike
thanks mike loved that video !!!!!
Looks like a nice little tractor. Do you have any videos of it actually digging with the backhoe? I'd like to see that if you don't yet. I have 10 acres and was planning on getting a 35 hp tractor but this may be enough for what I plan to do and I'm liking it a lot.
I want one, but I worry they may not be around for long and you won’t be able to get parts, like a name brand, I guess that’s the chance you take when you buy no name tractor the 24 is sweet really considering one I’m worried about parts
You skipped over the position control when you talked about the charger and cup holder. Does the position control allow you to return to a pre used position or is it up to you to find the position you were using, ie with a tiller etc.
Best tractor for the money
when we were young
Great Video, looking at a scup in spring, how does the RK24 do on slopes & how hard is the backhoe on & off?
Backhoe comes off easy, Slopes its ok but like any subcompact best to go straight up or down not sideways if you can avoid it
another great video i installed auto throttle on my 2019 jd 1025r like it
Mike, I have called a couple of different stores, including the one I bought my RK24 from, and can't get a solid answer. I'm hoping you or RK Tractor Guy may have some knowledge on this. Is it possible to disable the mower deck lift to use the 3 point hitch without removing the deck? I don't want to remove the belly mower every time I move a trailer. I don't like to lower the deck down a drag it all around either.
RK needs to drop off an RK19 for you to review.
Great video. Do you know how these compare to a Kubota or Kioti subcompact?
I’m still going to watch and comment ps well explained
Good information video but there's many more on the RK website for training
Hi I'm Looking to get one ,Great info from your video...having a hard time to find a dealer near me im in northern il all dealers are way south 300 plus miles..
Great video! Dumb question I bought one just like this a month ago and mine doesn't have high/low beam, the owners manual has them though. Is this something they changed for the 21 year?
Outdoors With The Morgans
Does this tractor let you go up or down as you dump or curl bucket ?
Great video. I've had my RK24 for several years and learned some new stuff. I was wondering though, is there a seat for the back hoe or a way to turn the seat around for working with the back hoe? I'm considering buying a backhoe and I don't understand where you're supposed to sit when using the backhoe. Thanks in advance for any info.
The seat on tractor lifts up and spins around
Great video Mike. Question. For those of us who don’t have access to Rural King, this is essentially a Yanmar Tractor that rebranded and/or made specifically for Rural King?
RK Tractor Guy Appreciate you taking the time to clarify that for me. I’m actually in Butler, PA this weekend for the Jeep festival, and there is a RuralKing here, so I’m going to check them out!
Yes There is a Rural King in Butler
Love the videos, but I noticed the bucket didn't have a thumb, I thought they came standard on RK backhoe. Just wondering, thank you.
Doing a great job Mike! Can you dome how you remove the front end loader and backhoe? I wouldn’t think you leave those attached while mowing.... correct?
Bad thing about most of the tractors this size is that the seat is usually crap.
Where are the controls for the 3-point hitch? Also, how do you install and remove the backhoe? Is it difficult?
Nice
Très beau tracteur et très bien équipé
J'aimerais bien l'essayer
Dommage qu'il n'y en ait pas en France
J'aimerais bien l'essayer et certainement en acheter un
Pourquoi ne pas en exporter ?
👊
Is the backhoe on the rk24 really worth the money or would one be better off buying the rk21 with just the front end loader?
Good video
Another great video Mike and thanks for the info. I’ve been looking to buy a Sub Compact Tractor still trying to decide witch brand and model is gonna be right for my property. I have a quick question about the weight of these tractors. Do you think that a tractor the weight and size of the RK24 would bother the leaching on my septic system? Thanks again and keep up the good work
Will you be doing a video like this on the other 2 RK tractors?
Have you made a video like this for the rk-55 ?
do you show how to use the loader to backdrag? or driveway leveling?
RK 24...Do you have any trouble with rotating the seat for backhoe use? I struggle with it everytime I use it. I'm a 1st time tractor owner . Thanks
I’m late to this video, but I have a question. I am going to buy a sub compact and have been looking all over the internet. There is a youtube person with a LS tractor. On his , if you remove the backhoe, in order to go to a 3 point implement, you have to take off one of the rear tires to put part of the 3 point hitch on. Then you have to do the same thing when going back to the backhoe. Do you have to remove a tire on the RK24 when going from backhoe to 3 point attachment? Thanks.