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Read articles →Distinctive for being a real problem-solving session rather than a walkaround: the owner noticed his RK25 parking brake couldn't hold the tractor on a slope during backhoe work, found minimal guidance in the manual, then crawled under the tractor and adjusted the turnbuckle-style brake rod on camera. Seven minutes, honest about uncertainty, ends with a hill test. Useful for RK25 owners troubleshooting the same creeping-brake symptom.
Posted by the TNT - Try New Things channel; the presenter appears to be an owner-operator working through maintenance issues on their own property, with no evident professional or dealership affiliation.
Loosen the nuts on either end of the connector rod under the tractor, then turn the center turnbuckle-style rod to tighten, since the threads are opposite on each side, and retighten the nuts.
The owner set the emergency brake on an incline during backhoe work, but the tractor still crept toward the barn when the backhoe legs were raised, suggesting excess brake free play.
The manual has little guidance beyond brake pedal free play instructions on pages 11 and 12, with only a tiny diagram showing how to loosen the connection and adjust free play.
