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Read articles →An owner update from someone who has run the RK37 for over a year on a working property. The video focuses on two DIY attachments, a homemade front-loader hitch receiver and a rear T-bar weight system, and explains the reasoning behind adding 800 lbs of ballast. It closes with a candid 9/10 verdict, noting two specific gripes: a non-folding seat and a sticky throttle cable. Best for buyers weighing the RK37 against TYM or Mahindra.
An owner-operator channel documenting an ongoing property build, so expect practical hands-on perspective with no apparent commercial interest.
The owner says the arms alone lift around 2200 lbs, but tilting the forks down, lifting, then tilting back lets it pick up more than that.
The seat does not fold up for shade, and the cable-driven throttle sometimes sticks, requiring a tap on the foot throttle to idle back down.
Yes, the owner says RK, TYM, and Mahindra are the same tractor, and parts manuals show matching part numbers across brands.
They welded a plate onto 4 inch by 1.5 inch steel tubing, added a store-bought receiver mount, and used chain with a binder to secure loads.
