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Haters will pick on your shirts being worn too much. It’s tough to have a public opinion because opinions are like dirty laundry... you can’t get through life with out piles of them. Keep being the same Mr. Morgan you have been since the beginning. Thanks for being honest and open about things as such! Cheers!

I was at RK yesterday and the store manager told me to find this channel for the longterm review. Thanks for the info.

Dont worry about the haters. No matter what you do or say someone will have a problem with it. Bottom line is that your videos are great. Educational and fun to watch. Keep doing what you do Mike!

you are what you are mick.... and you already tell it as it is.it does look like you use the RK37 more them any other one but that is because of the work your doing around and under the trees. keep it up your doing a great job.

I bought my RK25 2 years ago after looking at almost every brand , I wasnt motivated by cost just wanted what worked best for my needs , Built by TYM and has the Yanmar diesel was a huge plus and the warranty is on point as well , It also comes with back tires filled with beet juice tires and every add on comes standard !

Thanks for mentioning that you don't own them. You get 2 yrs of use. That is really making you trust worthy and honest.

I just went to RK for the first time today. They opened up a location in my town. I saw the tractors in the parking lot. I instantly regretted buying my JD 1025R last year.

This is why I love the channel you are honest and straight and to the point and get things done

I think that folks just want to hear an honest review when watching a channel, regardless if it's positive or negative. As long as the reviewer is not scared to give a negative statement because It might make the provider of the equipment angry, then that's all any viewer can ask for. Complete honesty and discloser always gets the respect.

I think Rural King should give you them permanently! You’ve probably sold more rk tractors than anyone there! Good job! Thanks!

We recently had a Rual King open in a nearby city. I went and looked at the RK tractors. I currently have a JD 3032e. I will be upgrading to an RK 37 with a cab.

Mike, I have been a subscriber very early in your YT venture. Before you started with the RK deal I recognized and appreciated your skills and expertise at running power equipment from the excavators, all the tractors and their implements, and the smaller powered hand held equipment. I highly value any type of critique and comparisons of all them and recognize your honesty and integrity of your video productions. The haters are going to be arbitrary and negative just to be so. I agree with some of the other 'comments' that at the end of your (2) year trials they should give you the equipment and you can give us a more long term and continuous trial demos for all your subs.

Thank you so much for the video. My husband has been eyeing the RK24 for our first tractor. I was worried because I didn’t know much about them so headed to RU-vid. Great information. Rural king is our favorite store and could wander in there for hours.

Found your videos looking for specific driveway maintenance and noticed your largest tractor looks alot like mine. I've had a TYM455 (Same as RK55) for 1.5 years and completely agree with your assessment. I routinely lift 1800# round bales and big oak logs with no counter weight other than the tire fluid with no problems. The hydrostat is a little finicky in subzero (F) temperatures, but that's true for everything. Extremely stable on hilly terrain as well. Thanks for your videos. Keep it up.

Thanks for the video Mike, great job. I have the TYM 35 hp version of the RK37; same tractor, same engine, just governed down a little. Hydro transmission as well. I bought it after a year of driving and testing Kubota and Deere comparable models. The other two just could not match the features you get for the price. The TYM out the door from my dealer was $22k, whereas the other two were in the $30k range to match the TYM's standard features. I am truly impressed with this tractor and the lifting capacity is amazing! Just finished my 50 hour service and looking forward to many years of using my TYM well. Dealer coverage and parts availability are my only minor issues. Keep the videos coming!

I cant say enough good things about my RK55. Thanks Mike for heading me in that direction.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I can honestly say that if I had found the RK tractors before I found my Kubota B26, I most definatly would have the RK 37 in my driveway. Thanks for the helpful info as always, Mike! Looking forward to all your upcoming videos!

You have a special situation there with having 3 different size tractors with loads of attachments. To me that means you are well equipped to make an honest assessment of their capabilities and shortcomings, how each works with the various attachments. If you are excited about the machine, then I agree, you should say it. I think too that if the tractors disappoint you, you should say that too.

LOVE the auto throttle on my RK24! So smooth and awesome for loader work.

I love it! "Somehow I'm going to need three tractors"... I'm really hoping to own the RK 24 in a year or two.

Thank you for the honest opinion. I have learned a lot from watching your channel, and as a new property owner that is currently tractor shopping, your insight and opinion is valued! It doesn't hurt that there's an RK store 20 minutes from my place, either.

I have the RK24 and 100% Love Love Love it!!!!!! I live on four acres, mow around 2 acres and raise pigs, cows, goats and chickens. Does everything I need and more. Also move firewood several times a week with it through the winter months. 100% spot on and I love watching your videos.....

TYM tractors are sold in Australia. They are quite good tractors, well equipped and finished.

I did some feature and price comparisons and RK tractors look to be a great value. I just have my little 5 acre property I bought last year and a compact or subcompact tractor is just about critical for even that size of land. I appreciate your review and working with a tractor makes a chore a pleasure.

Thanks Mike, have a great weekend!

Love my Kubota L6060 w/ 2k hours and FYI Kubota was the first to use the "auto throttle advance" on HST tractors

Thumbs up. Heading to the tree stand first hunt of the year. Wish I had some of those chestnut trees on my property.

I was in the process of buying the RK24 tractor... Nice machine, great warranty, then I asked the salesman at RK... If this breaks down where do I take it to get repaired ? He said, They have a 1-800 number to call and a technician will come to your home and repair it... AWESOME.... but hold on... I then asked.. What if it is something serious to where the technician can't repair it at my place or it is more than he can do ? His answer was.. You will need to bring it here and we will ship it out to the company. Okay no big deal then.. right ? WRONG. He then proceeded to tell me it will take 1-3 month to get repaired " general time frame ".... Does RK offer and replacement if this happens ? NO. I would buy one but that killed the deal... Has anyone else been told this ? New castle,pa

I wish Rural King would come to the Catskill Region of New York! RK tractor guy where are you???

I love Rural King. When my daughter was a toddler we went to Rural King to try in every boot, hat, jacket...it was nothing to spend 3 hours in there to give the wife a rest from us. Awesome video. Thanks Tejay.

I have a BIG problem with Rural King tractors.....they don't sell them in my area. Rural King, if you're reading this, we need you to move into the central Oklahoma area ASAP.

I’ve been a JD owner for decades , but I think I’d might take a hard look at these if there was a dealer near me , I’ve heard nothing but good things about RK , thank you mike for another great video ,

Thank you for the great video!! I sure hope Rural King opens a store in Louisiana!!

I bet the RK 37 would be the around tractor if you were forced to pick Mike.More clearance than the sub compacts,not as big as the larger models in the bush,and will handle most hobby implements.Tractors between 30 and 40 horse are the greatest class of sellers for most hobby guys,and the resale is top notch.

Well, you got me looking at RK tractors and prices. And I have a L3301, so you're definately doing something right. Great job with this.

I would really enjoy a video 10 years from now on these tractors. They're all brand new so of course everything's going to stay perfect on them right up to the point where their warranties run out.. Then the fun begins. Im a Bobcat guy myself I've had a S185 since 2005 and I have put minimal money into it other than general Maintenance and tires 3000 Hours on the meter. But my take on all the small tracker is they all have 1 of 3 diesel engine on the market in them. The true test to a tractor doesn't really begin until they're a least 8 years old. You're RK's are deathly nice looking machines And you will probly get years of satisfaction out of them. So I wish you the best of luck with them and I enjoy your channel.

Let the haters hate. Like to hear an honest opinion.

My name is Jerry Jones I live in upstate New York I bought an Rk 55 and really love that machine I did have a hydrostatic transmission problem royal king stood behind me and I am really horrible with names however the manager of Parkersburg West Virginia who is now in Pennsylvanian and Cody Lowe and several from the corporate division stood behind me and insured me that I did make the right choice by buying the Royal King 55.... I have the Royal King 55 with the backhoe attachment and I'm going to be honest with you it does not lack power and has served me very well I am glad that I purchased this because I believe it will last me my lifetime and I am still young... Thank you rural King

RK should let you have all that equipment after 2 years for all the good information and real footage you're providing potential consumers. I'm getting a RK55 Hydro (which they do sell, just don't have many on hand). Primary source of information is your channel and watching all the projects you do. Who knows how many tractors they've sold because of you?!?!

I've had the RK 24 for about 2 years now. You have no idea how many things you can use it for until you have it. Its awesome.

Yes, auto throttle, as on my 1959 Massey Ferguson 204, is a nice feature for a loader. I really wish there was a way you could report on these tractors after decades of use. Longevity means a lot to me.

The lifting capacity of the RK 37 is very impressive. I own an L series Kubota and I am frustrated with the lifting capacity of it.

The RKs are some nice tractors and i almost bought one before i bought my Massey .Now there are things that i like with all the different brands and things that i don't like with all the brands .I have found in my research before i bought a tractor ,that there is no perfect tractor and you have to go with the one that feels the best for you and your application .For me it was the Massey but that doesn't mean that it is any better than any other that i tried from the rk ,kubota deere it's just that the Massey suited me better but if i hadn't bought the Massey gc1720 i would've bought the RK24 as it really is a good tractor but as i said i like the Massey just alittle better and it does everything that i ask it to do so there you go .Thanks for sharing and for you thoughts on the tractors and by the way who cares what everyone else thinks if they don't like the RKs then let them go buy what they do like because it's a free country .

Mike thanks for your honesty. Any of us that use tools of what ever size like good tools. You have good things to say on RK. Super, it just gives us all another type of tool that we are exposed to. I haven't seen an RK around but it is good to know that they do a good job. That's what I like is good tools. Thanks for sharing.

thanks for the honest review! I personally like them a lot. of course I'm a tractor guy not a "fan boy" I love all tractors makes and models. they all have good points and you can get a lemon in just about any color made.

I have had 4 LS tractors in one year and they have all stayed in the shop. My newest one is also in and out of the shop all the time with computer problems. I wish RK was in my area i would love to give them a try and showcase them on my channel. Good job Mike

Sold. I bought the RK55s and I absolutely love it. I know that you have moved on and now run the Kabota tractors but i sure do miss the RK’s It was nice to see you use the tractors in about the same way that i do. With that said, i enjoy watching the Kabotas just as well. I just like tractors i really do.

I loved the "Star Wars" themed delivery of information. I'm not going to say I told you so but I'm going to tell you so that ms362 will run better after about 5 tanks of gas. The saw is the monster.

Awesome job Sir! I totally believe your sincerity! Thank you!

Thanks for another great video. Still waiting to see the mid mower on the RK24. Curious to see how their process is for install/removal of the mid mower.

Thanks for the straight forward thoughts on the Rk's Mike, I think anyone who has followed your channel fully knows you'll give an honest opinion on whatever the subject matter may be. I'd hate to be in your shoes when you have to choose between the three Rk's lol. I'm guessing you'll want to keep the 24 and 37, they seem to fit well with your situation. The 55 is nice with the cab but you use the other two more. Me, I would see what kind of deal I could work out at the end for all three and go from there.

I can’t afford any tractor at all, but I’m impressed with what I do know about these tractors. If I had the money I’d buy one tomorrow!

We picked up our RK24 on Labor Day. Started it the other day and the fuel gauge, tachometer and hour meter weren’t working. Called RK and was told we will have to bring it in and possibly have a new dash put on, which isn’t a part they keep in stock.

I felt you pain when you said " I'm gunna need three tractors eventually". That was real struggle right there. 8). We have just under 12 acres and by God I could of course use a tractor like the 24 or the 37. Great video Mike. Have a calm and relaxing weekend. Rudy

You have proven they are Great Tractors Because You Have Operated them !!👍👊

Thanks, Mike. In the back of my mind, i wonder what life will be like when the tractors and implements have to be turned back in. You've gotten so much accomplished with them. Always good stuff, Mike and Melissa.

I just found out today through your videos that rural king is selling these tractors. That is awesome. These tractors are some of the best on the market. I researched for over a year before finally purchasing my TYM 354H. The lift capacity of this tractor far exceeds any other brand's 35 hp comparable tractor. I absolutely love my tractor, haven't had the first problem in the 2 years I've had it. I just happened across your video and recognized my tractor, but was surprised to see it branded 'rk'. Thanks for the info. Hopefully the rural kings around my area will start carrying these.

Thank you for posting the review, I have been considering purchasing the 55 for quite some time, but there were literally ZERO reviews.

I am pretty much committed to getting the RK37H with cab/loader/backhoe. I think its around 33K which is probably more than I want to spend and the RK24 is nice, but I think I will wish I went with the 37 if I don't. Just have to wait a while for the finances to agree. And the wife thinks the 37 is the best choice as well. Bonus.

I’ve never driven a RK but I’ll give you the loader weight limitations on a Kubota l39, I’m disappointed in the fact I can’t lift a round bale with it! It’s one reason we have it! We either use 3 pt or roll them!

There are a lot of trolls that think that if you don't bash or discredit a product you are just selling a dream about the product. A fair assessment of a product is base on what you are doing. If those work well for you for your needs, that ok. The important thing is that the report match the function. As I wrote in another channel I have no a problem if you are biased towards a product, if you mentioned why are you biased, because I may have the same bias. So the recommendations have more sense to me. Going back to talk bad about a product, you don't need to discredit a product as some people think. Recently I saw a gun channel, and he comment "this rifle is good, but I'm not going to battle with it" Very elegant way to characterize the limitations of the product. In summary, don't pay attention to the trolls, keep doing these great videos

Great honest review Mike. I still want one.

I like my RK55 and RK has great service and yes these things are strong

Thanks for your honest review. got 2 Deere 's and had no problems. but always love the competition . keeps everyone on there toes. Just a comment.

We have a RK store in our area also we really like it tractors look 👍 nice

Great video with good information, what more is expected? You all have been truthful in your presentations and you don’t try to baffle with bull or dazzle with dancing. I appreciate that in your videos. Keep up the good work and videos please. Thanks for sharing with us.

Mike There will always be haters and know it all’s no matter what we do in life. Those people just need to get a life and go do something productive with it. I just love people with options that have no clue what they are talking about and when you confront them about it they back peddle so bad it’s makes them look foolish. You just keep doing what your doing and stay the coarse as it’s a great channel and I love the fact that your true to what you say. My dad always said that a man is only as good as his word and how true that statement is in today’s world. Stand proud as your doing a great job.

Love the Stihl saws! I've had an 026 since 95 and it still runs as good as the day I bought it even after I ran it over with a JD tractor. I never heard of the RK Tractors. Wow, I wish I could of fallen into a deal they offered you. I've been wanting a sub compact for years but time and funds never came together. Another great video!

I have used the RK24 for the last several years it is the best piece of equipment I have. Great little machine and if you buy one get the grapple you won't go wrong.

Well @Rural King. Let me tell you my experience buying a RK21. Over a month ago I went to the closest store to me in Clearfield PA. Looked at the tractors and decided I wanted a RK21. So I went inside to ask to see someone about them, and how long would it take to get a RK21 in. The guy said I will check with the TAC center and give you a call tomorrow. A week goes buy no phone call. So I made the 1 hour drive back over again. Asked to talk to Someone again and got the same guy. Said he would check again and let me know. AGAIN a week goes by no phone call. So now I make a 3rd trip over. Ask yet again to speak to someone about buying a RK21. This time I get a different person. Says he will check with the TAC center and call me tomorrow. Apologizes for the other guy. Said he quit and would take care of it. Yet AGAIN ANOTHER WEEK goes buy. So I make the 4th hour drive each way to see some one. This time I get the mechanic. I tell him I got pretty approved by Redstone last week and want to buy a RK21. He takes me in the back and is very helpful. He wants to make things right. Checks and sees that there are no loaders at the TAC center. By this time the manager of the store is back there. She to is very apologetic and wants to help me get the tractor I need. I want a RK21 with front loader, 54 inch deck and small pallet forks. The closest store that has one is a hour further away and the next closest one is even farther. Both have RK21s in stock with loaders. But they will have to order a deck. I say sure. Let's do it. They are gonna have one transferred to Clearfield and call me when it comes in. So today I get the call my tractor is in but no mower deck. But I can come pick it up, settle the financing so they can order the deck. But I can take the tractor today and come get the deck when it comes in. Perfect. So now I go rent a trailer and make the 5th 1 hour drive each way to pick it up. Found out the tractor came in from Illinois because none of the other stores would transfer a RK21 to Clearfield PA with a loader bucket. But no worries they got me one. So me and the same mechanic and manager go out front to finish up the financing so I can load it up and head home. Only to find out they can't finish the financing because they need a picture of the serial number on the deck. Which isn't there because they have to order it. But can't till the financing is done. What a catch 22. So they make some calls to other stores in PA that have the decks. One won't send it over because he THINKS he has 2 interested buyers. Well I am a buy right now... Then come to find out you get a free deck right now if you buy a RK21. So great problem solved. So let's get the financing done and I'll come back in a couple weeks when my deck comes in and pick it up. This all took about a hour. So now the manager is doing the financing and is having issues. I was qualified on 2/24/24 and was told it was good till 3/22/24. After that you will no longer be using Redstone. After the manager can't get the financing to go through they call Redstone to get a new link. Nothing... then calls again. Now is told that no. My financing expired after 15 days and I can't renew it. So now I am told to apply to your new financing partner Seattle Bank. And the website and app doesn't work. The manager calls them and NOBODY IS THERE....... So now I am good and mad buy now. Who would be after 5 trips, 10 hours of driving, wasted gas, wasted trailer rental, and 3 hours of my day wasted. ONLY TO BE GOING HOME WITH NO TRACTOR AGAIN....... So now I have to wait another week till I am off work on a Friday to make another trip. My 6th to go and try to apply to Seattle bank to get my tractor. Ya know because you can only apply in store and only during Seattle banks hours Monday thru Friday. I don't blame the manager or the mechanic at the store. Both are great and doing there best. But your financing is garbage. Never seen a place make it so hard to buy something.

Good run down Mike, I enjoy and appreciate the efforts you put into your very informative videos. Good luck on getting those three tractors after this gig is up.

I’d love to have that 24 with a front and loader and a Backhoe

Don't forget to mention the location of the shift/hydraulic lever was in the way when you were brush hogging in reverse.

Hi Mike, great video. Maybe on you next tractor update video you could tell us how many hours are on each tractor at that time. Saying you haven't had any issues is great but if we knew how many hours they have been run it would have more meaning. Just a thought.

I wished they sold and serviced them where I live.

I'm a brand new tractor owner, bought a RK37s mostly on account of Mike's videos. I think I have a good tractor, but I am less than impressed with my dealer. I have been told many things which either were not true or turned out to not be true. I have taken to learning all I can about this tractor and I've even visited the (closer) TYM dealer to try to find a small part which I could NOT find ANYWHERE. (a grease zert that stripped when I tried to rotate it so I figured it would be a cheap/easy replacement... nope). Local dealer STILL doesn't know exactly what specs/size it is. I finally found one that sorta fit the threads and I've got it jammed on there "good enough". But I have learned about hydraulic hosing / connectors, fluids, where parts go and what they do... etc etc, and lotsa big heavy metal things (haha). Anyway... I am impressed with the RK37. I really like the larger tires which have probably saved my life already due to the numerous big holes hiding in the grass on my property. 4WD is a big plus, absolutely essential on my property. Lifting capacity of both the front and rear (3-pt) seems much larger than you might think just by looking at the tractor. I hope I never need any major maintenance on it (I'm trying to keep the hours low) because I'm sure it will be sick-expensive to get my tractor hauled to the dealer (1+ hr away) to have it repaired. I did my 50-hr maintenance (wow that was a painful learning experience...) but now that I've done all that, I feel okay about doing most all maintenance myself. I will probably hit 100 hrs with it this weekend (not supposed to rain for days, finally I can get some stuff done!). The RK37 is an awesome powerful machine and it frightens me to get on it.... probably good that way, at least until I really learn "all about tractors".

Once again another great video. If I could sit on an RK tractor and possibly try it out I would seriously consider it for my next tractor purchase. I've commented on some of your other videos, I own a John Deere 1025R that is pretty comparable to the RK24. Both seem to be pretty much equal (judging from your videos and my experience) and you're right, a sub-compact tractor gets a lot done. I also use my friend's John Deere 3032E which is slightly less capable (judging from your videos) than the RK37 and doesn't have some of the features that you said come standard on the RK. I really liked your videos showing some of the various attachments available and you really have me looking at a land plane. The bottom line is this. These are tools that us "average joes" buy and use on our properties. I do think that most of the major manufacturers (John Deere, Kubota, RK, etc.) all have their pros and cons. It's just like any other tool that we might buy. With that being said, nobody can say brand X is better than brand Y without a real comparison, and even then people will disagree. In the end they are all good tools.

Tell rural king they need to expand to the Pacific Northwest. I bought a Deere 3032E and would have bought the RK37 if they had a dealer out here.

I wish RK was here in Washington State. I’d love to see these RK tractors in person. Seem like much more bang for your buck than what’s available here.

Hey Mike, please compare the hydro to the Shuttle transmission, strengths vs weaknesses, etc. Thanks, keep the videos coming!

My mechanic adjusted the lift capacity of my Kubota. Their pressure is set very conservatively at the factory. It's an Allen screw adjustment at the lever.

I have been very impressed with the capabilities of the 37. Looks very strong for it's size. It's big enough to get most jobs done without being too big. We have to tow equipment to jobsites (usually up and down mountains here in East TN so size and weight is an important consideration.

I appreciate your honesty, And I just subscribed. Honesty is the finest quality a person can possess.

Good content, like the details.

Can't speak for anyone else, all I'm interested in is your honest opinion. And showing it work etc maybe some updates on how RK hydrostatic transmission holds up after x amount of hours

There are no Rural Kings in my area. However, I was at the RK in Dothan recently and spent a hour or so kicking the tires and setting in the seats of RK tractors. I think they are a better value than other brands available in my area. They offer more accessories than others at a lower price..

Thank you Mike for your input! My only complaint is that I wish this was put out before I bought my first tractor (not RK) not too long ago! LOL! Love your channel!

"I find myself goin' to need three tractors somehow, I don't know how I can swing that, but we'll see" ... My wife told me, "You need a hobby, why don't you make your tractor a hobby project" It started as a riding mower, 2004 Craftsman GT5000 …then a three bin bagger …then a 44” snow blower (added linear actuator and led light) …then a rear grader blade …then spike harrows …led light s …winter washer fluid weighted tires (60 lb/tire) …50 lb /tire steel wheel weights ... and chains …cab next - steel, lexan, fan, heater Honey you started this

Thanks for the info on how you like these tractors, keep up the good work. When the time comes I am going to look at the RK's, and let the haters hate don't pay them any mind.

Hello and I would also like to thank you for your videos and your obvious honesty. I wish I had known about the Rural King tractors prior to 2016. My Kubota performs like it's suppose to, the regeneration/pollution control I put on the governments back but I learned you can just work through it keeping the rev's high. The RK's do seem to have more power! Thanks for sharing...

doing loader work is the only time I don't use auto throttle, it's horrible for that, I need slow speeds and high rpms to keep the fluids flowing faster

Appreciate the video mike! I find myself getting the RK 24 this coming March and I can’t wait. Thanks for what you do and the videos on each tractor enjoyed everyone of them.

Just got a RK 55 tractor last week. Got the loader and backhoe. Also the forklift attachment. Should have done this years ago. Will never do without the forklift attachment again. Used the backhoe yesterday. Wow. I have a blue 33hp with a backhoe. I like that tractor very much. The backhoe not so much. Back to the RK, I think I made a good purchase. Like your honesty. I mirror your evaluation. Time will tell!

Welp, Mike. You have convinced me to purchase my first tractor. I have been all over you RU-vid videos for a week. I also have spoke to my local RK Tractor Pro and i can not find any reason to NOT purchase this thing. Im starting with the RK 24 with the Grapple and the backhoe. This is truly all I need for myself. My dad has many tractors as well as a hoss of a backhoe. Just sometimes you need something a little smaller to get the smaller work done easier. Also, trying to dig up a smaller stump would be easier with a gigantic backhoe with a massive bucket but....then you have to fill in the hole. Great videos and I have subscribed to your channel. Great work!!

To bad those aren't American Chestnuts. In the Appalachian Mountain Regine, the people relied on 4 things for income, The American Chestnut tree for lumber, The Chestnut (sold to the big cities), Hogs, and Moonshine. They would fatten up the hogs with chestnuts. After the blight, they were reduced to only moonshine. The Chinese Chestnut had a blight on them when they imported them into the New York City Botanical Garden around 1900. The Chinese Chestnuts were immune to the blight but the American Chestnut was not. They never had a chance. The blight started in New York and spread outward at a rate of about 10 miles per year. Nothing could stop it. It remains the biggest ecological disaster in American History. One in every four trees east of the Mississippi, from Maine to Florida was an American Chestnut tree. "Over Four Billion" American Chestnut trees died a slow death. They were the Redwoods of the East. One could build a house, a barn, all your furniture and still have extra from just ONE TREE!!! When you hear "wormy chestnut wood", the worms didn't kill the trees. The blight did. The worms bore into the soft dead wood. That's were we get wormy chestnut wood/lumber/flooring. Good news, sort of. They have been trying to bring back the (Mostly) American Chestnut tree. Do your research and get involved with the American Chestnut Society and others. Love your Channel :)

These look VERY similar to the LS brand made in South Korea. I own an LS4046 which is 46hp. Very good machine, but have had a few opps. Fortunately, the dealer has been great at getting these 2 items fixed.

Looks like you love the Orange tractor way more as it's in wayyyy more videos.

I wish I had a Rural King with tractors near me. I would love to buy the RK 37 or 55!

Well off the bat; they're sourced. From an ok source but sourced none the less.

If nobody responded to the haters they would be powerless!