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Read articles →An owner-repairs video covering two self-inflicted problems on a Rural King RK37 at around 100 hours of use: a hydraulic top link that rotated and bent an SCV coupler (repaired with crush washers and a hose clamp), and a brush guard bracket bent back into the hood. The fix walkthrough is hands-on and practical, including a useful detour on British vs. SAE hydraulic thread differences. Best for RK37 owners doing their own repairs.
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An aftermarket hydraulic top link's valve body rotated clockwise under load and put pressure on the SCV couplers, bending one coupler and its adapter.
Instead of standard O-rings, crush washers were used to create a tight seal, and a steel hose clamp was added to stop the fitting from turning.
Parts may be British threads rather than SAE, so consulting a local hydraulic shop or dealer helps avoid ordering the wrong components, unlike buying off Amazon.
The grille guard bracket got bent back on both sides from pushing brush and logs onto a burn pile, which pulled it into the hood area.
