I know this may seem silly to some of you, but I am a fairly new tractor owner. When I bought my RK37, last year, the dealer told me it would accommodate any attachment a skid steer would. That being said, I have been eyeing a wolverine skid steer trencher attachment. It appears it would mount ok, but I am not sure of the hydraulic hookup, or functionality of it, once hooked up. I have a lot of trenches to dig that will be about 1000 ft, each. By the time I rent a trencher, or pay someone, I would just as well purchase the trencher. Do any of you know if the trencher would function properly after it is mounted on the tractor? I have been thinking about the joystick function, and I do not know if it would operate all the functions, as necessary. Thank you in advance.
Will skid steer attachments fit on a RK-37 tractor?
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DK35vince
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Skid steer forks, buckets, Etc. may fit your tractors QA.
But your tractor will not run most skid steer attachments that are hydraulic driven without a lot of extra pumps, hoses, and $$. It simply does not have the hydraulic flow needed.
But your tractor will not run most skid steer attachments that are hydraulic driven without a lot of extra pumps, hoses, and $$. It simply does not have the hydraulic flow needed.
Smokeydog
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They do make 3pt trenching machines similar to skid steer type. Pto driven. Everything Attachments.
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An expensive alternative would be an axillary hydraulic pump that is powered by the PTO. 2nd suggestion is rent a mini excavator when you have all your trenches planned and mapped. Depending a lot on width and depth, you could do a lot of trenches in a few weeks.
