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Read articles →An owner-operator's real-world check-in at 185-190 hours after roughly 15 months of paid work, tilling, backhoe trenching, bush hogging, and loader use. He shares honest takes on cab noise, top-heavy handling on steep hills, a rear-tire air-pressure fix, and a brief side-by-side impression against a similar Kubota. Best for prospective buyers wanting candid long-term impressions from someone using the tractor commercially.
Posted by the Marty B's life channel, which appears to follow an independent operator using the tractor for small paid jobs, no channel description is provided.
Yes, the owner says it feels top heavy on steep hills, with tires losing ground pressure on one side. He takes precautions like keeping implements low.
Very loud. There is no cushion inside the cab to reduce noise, so it echoes. The owner wears a headset to hear his radio.
Both rear tires had low factory air pressure, causing the rim to spin inside the tire. Adding air solved the problem completely.
The Kubota felt beefier, especially the loader frame, but strength seemed similar for backfilling work. He believes the RK37 may have more lifting capacity.
