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Read articles →Directly answers two common owner questions: how the RK55 starts after sitting outside in sub-freezing temps for over a week, and how quickly the cab heater warms the interior. The host uses a thermometer with a stopwatch to track the temperature rise, reporting roughly 30-degree cab warming in 15-16 minutes from a cold start at about 20°F. Best for RK55 owners or shoppers specifically wondering about cold-weather usability.
Posted by the Outdoors With The Morgans channel, where the host appears to be an owner-operator responding to audience questions about their own RK55.
The video shows a cold start after the tractor sat outside unstarted for over a week in temperatures around 20 degrees, demonstrating how it starts and runs in that cold.
Starting from about 20 degrees outside, the cab temperature rose roughly 30 degrees in about 15 to 16 minutes, reaching a cozy 65 degrees.
Yes, the cab warmed over 30 degrees in 15 to 16 minutes even with no one inside, and the host notes it would warm faster with body heat.
