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Read articles →An owner (not a dealer employee) catching a first look at an RK74 on the lot before the tractor was even unlocked for a test drive. He walks the exterior pointing out the quick-attach loader, self-leveling bucket, hood hoist, three-point linkage details, tire choice, and fuel tank placement, sharing candid durability concerns alongside genuine enthusiasm. Closes with a $43,000 price mention. Best for shoppers who haven't seen one in person yet.
An owner-operator channel with no stated credentials, sharing an unscripted lot walkaround alongside his son, no dealership affiliation is evident, but he has not yet driven or purchased the tractor.
Yes, it has a quick disconnect like skid steers use, making it easy to switch between bucket, forks, or grapple without driving out pins.
The video mentions a price of about forty-three thousand dollars for the RK74.
Yes, the reviewer notes the RK74 has a self-leveling bucket, which he says most or all RK tractors include.
The fuel tank is placed low near the front, which the reviewer worries could get scraped or damaged on logs and sticks.
