We did look at one It was just a little bigger than what we felt we needed It is the equivalent to what we have other than your larger. I know I would recommend that if you have a lot of wooded area or you're going to be in the woods make sure you go with the open cab if you go with the closed in glass cab I'm afraid that you will be breaking windows quite a bit not on purpose of course. The tractor if you compare the numbers is a nice tractor plenty of horsepower plenty of lifting capabilities so it's really choice we wanted one that was a little bit more maneuverable is why we went with it and we harvest about 20 cord of wood a year for our boilers. And when you're working in tight confines of woods sometimes bigger is not better but I would have to say I would give it a thumbs up if you are looking at buying the bigger tractor It allows you to go with bigger implements of course.
@@Terry2theGremlin Thanks for the reply. I hear you regarding the wooded areas. I may go with a RK37 cab and find a old used tractor for the other stuff.
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The next size up is RK55 and yes it will lift more than the RK37 around 500-800 lbs more
Do you have a video where you show Loaring the ROP? I do like the hitch receiver!
I do not sorry
Thanks..did you consider the RK55 at all? I can't decide which to go with. I have approximately 80 acres of wooded land.
We did look at one It was just a little bigger than what we felt we needed It is the equivalent to what we have other than your larger. I know I would recommend that if you have a lot of wooded area or you're going to be in the woods make sure you go with the open cab if you go with the closed in glass cab I'm afraid that you will be breaking windows quite a bit not on purpose of course. The tractor if you compare the numbers is a nice tractor plenty of horsepower plenty of lifting capabilities so it's really choice we wanted one that was a little bit more maneuverable is why we went with it and we harvest about 20 cord of wood a year for our boilers. And when you're working in tight confines of woods sometimes bigger is not better but I would have to say I would give it a thumbs up if you are looking at buying the bigger tractor It allows you to go with bigger implements of course.
Sorry about all the grammar issues speak to text sometimes doesn't put the right words down and I did not proofread it
@@Terry2theGremlin Thanks for the reply. I hear you regarding the wooded areas. I may go with a RK37 cab and find a old used tractor for the other stuff.
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