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Read articles →A casual one-week owner check-in from a small hobby-farm setting, not a structured review. The owner shares real fuel consumption figures (5 gallons over 14 hours), reports a loader that couldn't lift an overweight pallet, and flags two minor defects, a faulty dome-light button and a non-functioning 4WD dashboard indicator. Implements used so far: bucket, pallet forks, brush hog, and three-point hitch. Best for prospective RK37 buyers wanting an honest early impression from everyday farm chores.
Posted by the Killinger channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal farm life content with no evident dealership or brand affiliation.
The owner used 5 gallons of fuel over 14 hours of work, noting the tank holds 10 gallons and he could not complain about that consumption.
It could not lift a wet pallet that likely weighed over 2,700 pounds, since its rated lift capacity is about 2,000 pounds. Breaking the pallet in half let it lift fine.
Only two minor issues: the cab dome light button must be held to work, and the 4WD indicator on the display does not function, though 4WD itself works.
