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Find a model →Pit up to four models against each other. Engine, hydraulics, hitch, weight, warranty.
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Read articles →A vacation-stop walkaround at a Rural King dealership in North Carolina, covering the RK19, RK24, RK37, and RK55 with price points and brief comparisons to LS, Kubota, and TYM tractors. Tony walks the lot, reads brochures, and shares visual impressions rather than operating anything. Useful for shoppers wanting a quick price-and-build overview across the RK lineup, but expect no hands-on testing or deep spec analysis.
A homestead owner-operator sharing first-impression observations during a dealership visit, with no apparent financial relationship to Rural King beyond being directed to a salesperson at the end.
The RK19, a 19 to 20 horsepower hydrostatic tractor, costs ten thousand dollars including the loader, according to the dealer brochure shown in the video.
The RK24 is twelve thousand four hundred ninety-eight dollars with loader and is described as heavier built than the LS MT 125, with a factory drawbar included.
The RK37 cab model has AC, a built-in AM FM radio, rear remotes already mounted, and a quick attach bucket system, plus an eight-year limited powertrain warranty.
The backhoe adds five thousand dollars to the RK37, which the video says is about two thousand dollars cheaper than most other companies' backhoe pricing.
