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Read articles →A hobby-farm owner's spoken one-year ownership report on the RK25 at 74 hours, covering why he chose it over competitors, specific ergonomic gripes (awkward hydraulic remote lever under the seat, poorly located hydraulic fill and fuel cap), a blown fuse incident, and backhoe performance digging a five-foot hole. No walkaround footage described; it's a talk-through rather than a hands-on demo. Best for buyers weighing real-world niggles against the overall value proposition.
An owner-operator sharing firsthand impressions from their own hobby farm, with an openly positive bias toward the RK25 they already purchased.
Yes, he says short and straight to the point he would buy it again, calling it worth the money with every issue resolved quickly.
A blown fuse caused the tractor to shut off repeatedly after starting, plus awkward hydraulic lever placement and hard to reach hydraulic fill and fuel caps.
Yes, it dug a five-foot hole for a neighbor with absolutely no trouble and worked really well doing exactly what was wanted.
No, the tractor does not have a regen or require DEF fluid, which avoids that continual added expense.
