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Read articles →Distinctive for its narrow, practical focus: this short video addresses one specific RK37 issue, a rim spinning inside the tire, traced to dangerously low tire pressure (6 psi instead of the sidewall-rated 20). The fix is simple inflation, verified on the spot with a quick loader test. Best for RK37 owners who've noticed the same symptom and want a fast, confirmed answer.
Posted by the Heide Homestead channel, appearing to be a rural property owner sharing informal, experience-based clips between outdoor work sessions.
It is due to low tire pressure. You need pressure up near the sidewall limit for the bead to seat properly and stay seated.
The sidewall rating said max 20, so the pressure was set to 20 pounds, which sealed the bead and stopped the spinning.
Start the tractor, stab the bucket into something like a trailer, and check if the tire spins while the wheel stays still.
