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If the start motor of your Rural King Tractor doesn't run, even when the main switch is on, make sure the PTO switch is in the OFF position. Other potential causes include a defective safety switch, discharged battery, loose terminal, faulty switch, or a defective start motor.
What to do if the Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic Tractor battery won't charge?
If the battery of your Rural King Tractor isn't charging, check the wiring and replace the fusible link. Other possible causes include a blown fusible link, defective wiring, a defective alternator, a loose or damaged fan belt, or a defective battery function.
Why is my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic engine overheating?
If your Rural King Tractor engine is overheating, potential causes include insufficient coolant, a damaged fan belt, a clogged radiator, or insufficient engine oil. Check these components to ensure they are functioning correctly.
Why does my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic engine run irregularly?
If your Rural King Tractor engine is running irregularly, it could be due to air in the fuel system, a clogged fuel filter, a clogged injection nozzle, a fuel leak at the pipe (in which case you should tighten the clamp, replace the pipe and machine and attach the copper washer), or poor fuel injection quality.
What to do if the charge warning lamp comes on in my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic?
If the charge warning lamp comes on while driving your Rural King Tractor, check for loose or missing terminals, short circuits, and poor grounds, and repair as necessary. Other potential causes include defective wiring, a defective alternator, a defective battery, or a damaged fan belt.
Why does my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic engine stall suddenly?
If your Rural King Tractor engine stalls suddenly, it could be due to a low fuel level, a faulty nozzle, or engine seizure caused by insufficient oil or poor lubrication. Inspect these areas to identify the issue.
Why does the steering wheel feel heavy on my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic?
If the steering wheel of your Rural King Tractor feels heavy, set the left and right tires to the same specified pressure. Other potential causes include improper toe-in or vibration from each connection.
Why won't the hydraulic pressure increase on my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic Tractor?
If the hydraulic pressure in your Rural King Tractor won't increase, potential causes include insufficient engine RPM, insufficient transmission fluid, air sucked into the suction pipe, a clogged oil filter, a defective hydraulic pump, a defective valve, or a damaged cylinder. Inspect these components to diagnose the problem.
What causes the brake to not operate on my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic Tractor?
If the brake on your Rural King Tractor won't operate, or only one side operates, set the left and right play amount the same. Other potential causes include excessive brake pedal play, worn or burnt liner, or different play amount on left and right.
How to fix the headlamp on my Rural King RK37 Hydrostatic Tractor?
If the headlamp on your Rural King Tractor does not come on, check the wiring and replace the fuse. Other potential causes include a blown bulb, a blown fuse, or contact failure.
Describes the main structural assembly of the tractor.
Details the front axle and wheel drive mechanism.
Specifies the type and manufacturer of the engine.
Explains the hydrostatic transmission system and its controls.
Describes the rear axle mounting and wheel attachment.
Details the tractor's hydraulic system and linkage capabilities.
Explains the hydrostatic power steering system.
How to identify and address damage to the ROPS structure.
How to adjust the tractor seat for comfort and safety.
Understanding safety symbols and signal words in the manual.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION labels.
Emphasizes reading all safety instructions for proper operation.
Guidelines for keeping children safe around the tractor.
Importance of using ROPS and seat belts for operator safety.
Recommended practices for optimal tractor performance.
Practices to avoid for safe tractor operation.
Identifies external components of the non-cab tractor model.
Identifies external components of the cabin tractor model.
Information on safety decals and their maintenance.
Details instruments and switches for non-cab models.
Details instruments and switches for cabin models.
Explains the operation of various tractor controls.
Guide for operating the 3-point linkage on non-cab models.
Guide for operating the 3-point linkage on cabin models.
Step-by-step instructions for starting the tractor engine.
Procedures for safely stopping the tractor engine.
Guidelines for idling the engine, especially in cold conditions.
Instructions for the initial 50-hour break-in period.
How to start, shift gears, and drive the tractor.
Safe techniques for turning the tractor in a field.
Procedures for safely stopping and parking the tractor.
Safety tips and procedures for driving on slopes.
Precautions for entering and exiting fields.
Instructions for loading and unloading the tractor onto a truck.
Safety precautions for driving the tractor on public roads.
Monitoring tractor systems while driving.
Safety measures when attaching/detaching implements.
General information and safety for using implements like the rotavator.
How to open the tractor's hood and access components.
Daily inspection checklist for tractor components.
Procedures for checking and changing the engine coolant.
Steps for checking and changing engine oil and filter.
How to replace the HST oil filter and clean the strainer.
Maintenance of the fuel tank and bleeding the fuel system.
Procedures for inspecting, cleaning, and replacing the air cleaner.
How to adjust front and rear wheel tread for stability.
Points and procedures for greasing the tractor.
Inspection and replacement of fuel and radiator hoses.
Checking the battery, charging system, and wiring.
Adjusting brake pedal play and other parts.
Schedule for regular maintenance based on operating hours.
Overview of the cabin's features and compliance standards.
Details on cabin doors, rear window, and working lamps.
Operation of interior devices like ventilation, heater, and controls.
Guidelines for daily and long-term storage of the tractor.
Instructions for using the tractor after storage and its proper disposal.
Common engine problems, their causes, and solutions.
Troubleshooting for brake system issues.
Common steering system problems and their remedies.
Diagnosing and resolving hydraulic system issues.
Troubleshooting for electrical system faults.
Operator requirements and pre-use checks for safe farming.
A checklist for pre-operation inspection and safety.
General safety precautions to follow while working.
Safety measures for driving on farm roads and slopes.
Post-work procedures for cleaning and inspection.
Safety precautions during inspection and maintenance tasks.
Specific safety advice related to the tractor itself and its components.
Technical specifications of the tractor model.
List of common replacement parts and filters.
Details of the limited warranty for the tractor's engine.
Warranty coverage for the emission control system.
General warranty terms and conditions from RK.
General| Engine HP (Gross) | 37 HP |
|---|---|
| Drive Type | 4WD |
| Transmission Type | Hydrostatic |
| Rear PTO Speed | 540 RPM |
| 3-Point Hitch | Category 1 |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Number of Gears | 3 range |
| Tire Size - Front | 8-16 |
